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5 days ago

What a nice gesture! Citizen Jim Dace, who does woodworking as a hobby, made our Police Department a wonderful wooden clock. We will proudly display the clock for all our Officers to see. Thank you Mr. Dace for thinking of us. ... See MoreSee Less

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A truly giving man. Beautiful to see some kindness left in the world.

What a nice thing to do!

Careful , it has a hidden camera & microphone.. lol..

Beautiful and thoughtful

Nice man and a nice clock:)

Hell yeah Dace

Great job Jim!

Beautiful

Very nice!!

Beautiful.....

Very nice!

Hey, I know him!

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Livonia Police Department

1 week ago

On September 11, 2017 members of American Legion Post 32 hosted their annual 9/11 First Responders Awards. This year’s honorees were Livonia Police Sergeant Cammarata and Police Officer Vagnini who were presented this prestigious award for their actions in locating and pursuing an Armed Robbery suspect.

On October 6, 2016 Sgt. Cammarata and Officer Vagnini responded to a report of an Armed Robbery at a local hotel. This was the second such robbery of a hotel in the city that morning. In both cases, the suspect was wearing a Halloween mask and armed with a handgun, threatening employees of the hotels. Shortly after the second robbery, Officer Vagnini located the suspect in his vehicle and initiated a pursuit. She was assisted by Sgt. Cammarata. During this pursuit, the suspect fired several shots at the officers. The suspect was eventually arrested and is awaiting trial on numerous federal charges related to his multi-state crime spree. A violent person taken off the streets!

This year’s Fire Department recipient was Fire Inspector Thomas who was presented an award for saving the life of a man whose leg was severed in a motorcycle accident in Novi. Inspector Thomas stopped to assist a Novi Police Officer who was rendering aid to the victim. The actions of Inspector Thomas stemmed the heavy loss of blood and helped to save the victims life.

The Livonia Police Department and Livonia Fire Department are proud to have such outstanding first responders working for our community. ... See MoreSee Less

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The American Legion Post 32 is very proud of our First Responders in the great City of LIVONIA!

Congratulations to our First Responders! Well done and thanks to all of you for protecting us! 🇺🇸

WTG all. I know Officer Vagnini to be an individual of great moral character with a great Esprit De Corps mentality

We wouldn't expect anything less. Congrats to all.

Can't say enough for our heroes. God bless you all!

Way to go!!! Thank you for your dedication and service!!

Great job to these first responders LPD

Well done, Jim. Thanks for your work to make sure our first responders are properly recognized

God bless all LPD and LFD.

So proud of our LPD and LFD. Keep safe!

i saw her yesterday very nice officer she deservers it

Great job...As usual.

Congrats to all!

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Livonia Police Department

2 weeks ago

As you may or may not know this past summer, Equifax, one of the four credit reporting agencies, had a significant cyber security breach where the personal information of 143 million Americans was compromised. The information that was stolen from Equifax consisted of, social security numbers, names, birthdates, addresses and possibly driver’s license numbers, all of which can be bought and sold on the "Dark Web.
Equifax is offering to check to see if your information was compromised, along with offering free credit monitoring from TrustedID whether or not your information was stolen. Please keep in mind that you should not rely solely on this check as it seems that the same information comes up no matter what name or number you put in.

Some suggestions from the experts are:
1. Monitor your credit frequently
2. Obtain your free credit reports annually and check for fraudulent activity
3. Place a "freeze" on your credit (a cost may be associated) with each of the four credit reporting agencies; Equifax, Experian, Innovis and Trans Union.
4. Notify ChexSystems, this is used by banks to verify customers that are requesting new checking and savings accounts, to keep an eye out for fraud

Here is the link to Equifax and some very good articles on how to help protect yourself and your family.

www.equifaxsecurity2017.com/

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krebsonsecurity.com/2015/06/how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-embrace-the-security-freeze/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank You for the information. You are always on top of things.

Thank you Livonia PD!

You are so helpful. Thank you! #lovelpd

Thank you!

Thank you LPD

Thanks

DO NOT accept the "free" credit monitoring from Trusted ID from Equifax... it will block you from entering into the class action lawsuit against them because you accepted compensation from them.

I've had good luck with the free credit monitoring (you have to sign up for it) that comes with my AAA road service membership. It's how I found out a couple years ago that my soc. sec. # (which I've always been VERY careful with!) was out there, when credit cards were applied for (then I went through the rigmarole of getting the applications off my records, and applied to freeze my credit accounts for free, since they were breached).

It took equifax two months to even disclose the leak and their execs sold stock they owned in the company. Place your freeze an fraud alert through a different bureau. Transunion or Experian.

Can my personal info be stolen even if I never signed up with Equifax?

There's a problem with the security of the equifax link you provided.

hey where did you get this photo of me

Could this be an inside job?

Alyssa this is what I was talking about last night

Catherine LaBerge Broadbent I had something form Eqifax pop up for info. I ignored it.

Thank you; what does the "freeze" do?

Check this out as soon as possible

Joel A. Graham!!!

Mike Esper

Christopher Webb

www.nytimes.com/2017/09/08/technology/seriously-equifax-why-the-credit-agencys-breach-means-regul...

Derek John

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