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Campaign aimed to thank police officers

Dallas Cowboys legend Tony Dorsett is starring in a new Dallas Police Association campaign that aims to thank police officers.

The Hall-of-Fame running back is one of several people—famous and non-famous—featured in a 30-second public service announcement for Assist the Officer Foundation, which aids cops and former cops in need, and the families of officers killed in the line of duty.

Dallas Police Association President Ron Pinkston said he was “incredibly grateful” to have Dorsett’s help.

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Our Annual Fundraising Drive is underway!

The Palm Springs Police Officers' Association has launched it's annual 2015 Fundraising Campaign!  Please support our officers, assist the families of fallen officers, and our community by supporting the PSPOA.  Please click the “Donate” tab above to show your support!

This Direct Mail program will be mailed to most residences throughout our jurisdiction. This is an official and authorized program being conducted exclusively by the Palm Springs Police Officers….

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