Louisiana Co. Sheriff Patches - NOT FOR TRADE OR SALE!
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St. Bernard Parish Deputy Sheriff - new condition - In 1868, St. Bernard Parish was the scene of one of the deadliest massacres in Louisiana history. When blacks gained the right to vote, the parish's white Democrats feared losing their majority. Armed groups mobilized to violently silence the recently emancipated voters. The number of blacks killed ranged from 35 to 135; the number of whites killed was two (one was killed trying to help the victims). |
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St. Bernard Parish Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriff - worn during the 1980s - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriff - worn during the 1990s -? - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriff - sub - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriff - golden - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Mounted - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Office - Deputy Sheriff - new condition |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Office - Street Crimes - new condition - This unit is focusing on proactive law enforcement to address street-level criminal activities, particularly those related to narcotics and firearms offenses. |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Offices Street Crime - bp - new condition - This unit is focusing on proactive law enforcement to address street-level criminal activities, particularly those related to narcotics and firearms offenses. |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Office - SWAT - new condition - The SWAT Unit responds to any situation that involves snipers, barricaded suspects, hostage taking, or any other activity beyond the capability of standard law enforcement resources. |
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St. Bernard Parish Sheriffs Office - SWAT - The SWAT Unit responds to any situation that involves snipers, barricaded suspects, hostage taking, or any other activity beyond the capability of standard law enforcement resources. |
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