Protect and Serve Night Honors San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Heroes
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From left: Ticket executive Sean Peterson, team member Josh Beeson and front desk clerk Annalisa Lorangeo worked to support two San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department officers.
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This County Sheriff’s Department’s automobile was on display for fans and supporters to see while coming in and out of the 66ers’ baseball game.
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The vehicle was on display throughout the night.
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66ers mascot Bernie comes to greet and hug fan Daniel Hernandez during the Protect and Serve Night event.
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From left: IE 66ers Assistant General Manager Ryan English and media relations intern Katelyn take a moment to show their support for local heroes.
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Inland Empire 66ers hosted a Protect and Serve Night to honor the efforts and the bravery of two local law enforcement officials who fought against the terrorism of ex-LAPD cop Christopher Dorner this last February.
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From left: Amanda, Angel, Britain, Danielle and Isabel cheer on the 66ers while supporting the Collins and MacKay families.
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Waiting to play ball while in the dugout, Inland Empire 66ers teammates sport their new jerseys, which represented the cause of the special baseball event.
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Headed back to the dugout, infielder Brian Hernandez shows off his dedicated uniform.
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The names of San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department law enforcement officials Alex Collins and Jeremiah MacKay were printed on the sleeves of the 66ers special uniforms in support of the night's cause.
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Two sheriffs from Riverside and San Bernardino counties battle it out during the doughnut-eating contest.
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Local leaders paying respect to the men, women, and families who have given so much.
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The tribute to the City of San Bernardino.
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A snapshot of the field fly-over.
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Community members paid respect to the men, women, and families who have given so much to protect their communities.
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The family of former San Bernardino Sheriff’s Detective Jeremiah MacKay, who was killed during the recent Christopher Dorner manhunt, celebrates the support of their community.
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San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon and Sheriff’s Deputy Alex Collins, who was injured during the Christopher Dorner manhunt, at the Protect and Serve Night. Collins threw the first pitch at the game.
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Residents stood in honor of the heroes.
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