State Police Citizen Input Sought For State Police Museum

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(PIKESVILLE, MD) — The Maryland State Police is creating a museum in an effort to not only preserve our 100-year history, but to educate and inform citizens about our Department and how we serve and protect the people of our state. Our goal is to create a safe and interesting learning environment that will provide an opportunity for you to learn about us and, more importantly, an opportunity for us to learn about you and your interests and concerns about how we provide law enforcement services.
We need your help to build a meaningful museum. Your honest opinions in this survey will help us establish exhibits and programs of interest to you. Please click on the link below to connect to the survey. Thank you for taking a few minutes to help us in this important effort.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8YBXMMS


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itsbob

itsbob

I bowl overhand
Ensure there are NO white people in the museum.. no statues, no paintings.. Ensure that BLM and Anti-Fa approve of any and all displays, and artifacts on display.. there will be no types of Handcuffs, restraints, TASERs, Weapons, or anything law enforcement related in the State Poli... oh wait.. hmmmm...
 
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