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[APD training. Firearms training, late 1980s]

Photograph of two police officers being trained in firearms. The instructor, Cpl. Jeff Rogers, stands by a patrol car writing notes on a tablet. The picture was taken on a back road surrounded by trees. The officers are walking toward a target holding their pistols out in front of them. Officers from left are: Mike Lenesio, Jeff Rogers (center) and Angela Reece.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[Image of an aluminum Glock training pistol used for APD training, 1980s]

Photograph of an aluminum Glock training pistol that was used at the Arlington Police Department Training Center in the mid 1980s. A brief description is placed below the pistol that states: "Early model Glock training pistol."

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[Image of APD's first MDT (mobile data terminal) computer]

Photograph of the first MDT (mobile data terminal) used in Arlington police vehicles. MDT was a computerized device used to communicate with a central dispatch office. It displayed relevant information to the officer on a viewing screen and provided a keyboard for entering information. The MDTs were first installed in APD police cars in 1987.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[APD Motorcycle Division, 1980s]

Photograph of six police officers in tan uniforms, motorcycle boots, and helmets standing next to their police motorcycles in front of a residence. They are L-R: James Henicke, Rudi Panke, Dick Hill, Don Burke, Tommy Dingman, and Billy Russell.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[APD Color Guard marching in the Arlington Fourth of July Parade, late 1980s]

Photograph of the Color Guard section of the Honor Guard carrying the National, State, and City flags during the Arlington Fourth of July Parade. They are marching down Abrams Street near the West Street intersection. Parade spectators are along the edge of the street.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[Arlington police officers in casual clothes, ca 1980s]

Photograph of a group in an Arlington police training class in casual clothes arranged in two rows. The bottom row has five men sitting in chairs who have been partially identified as Jay Hayek on the far left, Morris Sanders second from the left, and Bill Tarpley second from the right. The top row has eleven men (one in uniform) and one woman standing behind them. From left to right they have been identified as Joe Gibson, Rick Eudy in the blue v-neck shirt, Jon Thorwald, Kevin Lewis, and Flo… more

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[APD Motorcycle Division in a Fourth of July parade, late 1980s]

Photograph of a late 1980's Arlington Fourth of July Parade where members of the Motorcycle Division are riding in front of the Honor Guard carrying the flags. A fire truck and an ambulance follows the group as they move along Abrams Street. Many parade spectators are along the side of the street.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[Arlington Police Officer Ed Watson's portrait, early 1980s]

Photograph of a head and shoulders portrait of Officer Ed Watson in the tan uniform. He served as a Deputy Chief under Chief Roy Ables.

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

[Image of three baseball caps made for the Arlington Police Department]

Photograph of three baseball caps made for the Arlington Police Department displayed on a blue satin cloth. The dark blue cap on the left was the first baseball cap created in 1983. The blue and gold trimmed patch on the cap matched the uniform shoulder patch. The middle or second baseball cap is the Memorial Cap worn at various memorial ceremonies held in Tarrant County during Memorial Week. Police Memorial Day is May 15th of each year. It is dark blue with gold emblem and decorations. The thi… more

Date: 198X

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Arlington Public Library

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