The Johnston Police Department is celebrating the retirement of Major Thomas Dolan, marking the end of an extraordinary 30-year career in law enforcement. Major Dolan's dedication and bravery have …
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The Johnston Police Department is celebrating the retirement of Major Thomas Dolan, marking the end of an extraordinary 30-year career in law enforcement. Major Dolan's dedication and bravery have left a lasting impact on the department and the community.
Major Dolan's service to his country and community began with his time in the U.S. Navy, Army National Guard, and Army Reserves. When he joined the Johnston Police Department, he became known for his leadership, courage, and commitment.
One of the most defining moments of his career occurred in 1998 when Major Dolan fearlessly confronted an armed suspect. During the encounter, he was shot and wounded but managed to return fire, radio for assistance, and help direct officers to apprehend the shooter. For his heroism, he was honored with the prestigious TOP COPS award.
In addition to his remarkable acts of bravery, Major Dolan has also served as a mentor to future officers, guiding and inspiring them throughout his career. His contributions have made an indelible mark on the Johnston Police Department and the community.
The Johnston Police Department expressed gratitude for Major Dolan's service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to upholding the department’s motto: “Working Together ~ Making a Difference.”
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