Retired Police Association of Greenwich RPAOG

03/28/2026

RIP My Friend 🙏🙏

It is with profound sadness that the personnel of Troop B mourn the passing of Dr. Henry C. Lee.

Dr. Lee was not just a global pioneer in the field of forensic science; he was a deeply respected and integral member of our own law enforcement family.

He served as the Commissioner of the [then] Connecticut Department of Public Safety and was the driving force behind the modernization of our Forensic Science Laboratory. His brilliance fundamentally transformed how we investigate crimes and seek justice in our state.

For decades, our troopers and detectives had the distinct honor of working directly alongside Dr. Lee. His relentless dedication to uncovering the truth through science brought answers and closure to countless families in Connecticut and across the globe. He elevated the standards of criminal investigation, and his teachings at the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science have ensured that his methodologies will continue to guide law enforcement for generations.

Our deepest condolences go out to Dr. Lee’s family, his friends, and all those who had the privilege of learning from and working with him.

Rest in peace, Dr. Lee. Your enduring legacy of truth, science, and justice will never be forgotten.

02/13/2026

Mini RPOAG get together..
Tim Duff, Mike Lally,Mike DeAngelo & Better half’s

02/09/2026

Congratulations !!

Chief Heavey would like to congratulate Sgt. Stook on his promotion to Lieutenant and Court Technician Browne on his promotion to Sergeant. Both Lieutenant Stook and Sergeant Browne will be assigned to the Patrol Division.

As supervisors, they play a critical role in guiding officers, ensuring professionalism, and upholding the highest standards of service.

The Patrol Division serves as the backbone of the department - providing 24/7 response, proactive policing, and direct engagement with our community.

We congratulate Lieutenant Stook and Sergeant Browne on these well-earned promotions and wish them continued success in their leadership roles.

02/05/2026

Rest easy BROTHER 🙏

The Greenwich Police Department regrets to announce the passing of Retired Officer Edwin A. French III. He was 73 years old.

Officer French began his eleven-year career with the Greenwich Police Department in August 1976 and retired in June 1988.

Born on July 16, 1951, in North Adams, Massachusetts, Officer French was the eldest child of the late Edwin A. French II and Barbara French. He was raised in Greenwich and attended Greenwich Country Day School and Rye Country Day School before graduating from Greenwich High School.

Officer French proudly served the Greenwich community for many years, first as a volunteer firefighter and later as a police officer with the Greenwich Police Department. In addition to his law-enforcement service, he was a member of the Emerald Society Police Band, where he played the bagpipes. An expression of both his heritage and his strong commitment to tradition and camaraderie.

Officer French will be remembered for his dedication to public service
and his lasting connection to the Greenwich community.

At this time, no services have been announced.

02/03/2026

The Greenwich Police Department proudly announces the retirement of Detective Carlos Franco following an extraordinary career dedicated to public service and community safety.

Detective Franco concluded his service on February 1, marking the end of 28 years with the Greenwich Police Department. His career in public safety spans more than four decades and includes over 10 years as a supervising inspector with the New York City Fire Department and service as a Senior Firefighter with the United States Air Force.

Detective Franco joined the Greenwich Police Department in 1998 and, in 2007, became the department’s first School Resource Officer. For 11 years, he served as a trusted and respected presence at Greenwich High School, where he built strong relationships with students, faculty, administrators, and families. His impact on the school community was profound, and upon his promotion to detective in 2018, Greenwich High School recognized his service with an honorary diploma. An honor he proudly displayed.

In 2018, Detective Franco was named Officer of the Year and received the department’s highest honor, the John Clarke Award, recognizing his exceptional dedication and service. That same year, he was selected by the graduating class of Greenwich High School to deliver their commencement address.

Throughout his career, Detective Franco demonstrated excellence across all assignments, from mentoring and safeguarding students to investigating serious crimes including carjackings, auto thefts, assaults, and burglaries. His professionalism, commitment, and compassion left a lasting impression on both the department and the broader community. As reflected in numerous awards and letters of commendation, his contributions were consistently recognized and deeply valued.

One former student summarized Detective Franco’s impact simply and powerfully: “You may not remember me, but I will never forget you.”

Detective Franco, the Greenwich Police Department extends its deepest gratitude for your unwavering dedication, leadership, and the high standard of service you set in your career 👏

01/08/2026

Retired & one want to be 🤣 get together… Great night

01/05/2026

We regret to announce the passing of Retired Marine Technician Calvin J. Darula

RIP Cal 🙏🙏

12/31/2025

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🏒 Congratulations to Team GPD! 🏆

The Greenwich Police Department is proud to congratulate our officers on a hard-fought victory at the Greenwich Battle of the Badges! A game for a good cause where all the proceeds were donated to the Ronald McDonald House.

In an exciting matchup, GPD defeated GFD with a final score of 6–5, showcasing teamwork, determination, and true sportsmanship on the ice.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support this great event and helped make it a success for an incredible cause.

12/21/2025

RPAOG
Annual Christmas Gathering 2025.
A great time was had…

A meal & drink shared many stories told mostly true…Some stories bigger with time 🤣
But a comradeship not all could understand unless you lived it.

11/29/2025

11/23/2025

Officer Repik retired from the Greenwich Police Department on November 1 after 27 years of service. A third-generation officer, he joined the Marine Section in 2001, where he handled search and rescue operations, vessel emergencies, and boating safety enforcement. He also served in the Traffic, Bike, and School Security Units during the off-season.

Photo credit: Greenwich Police Department

11/07/2025