Adams Employee Spotlight : Dabrowski & Cunningham
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| On the left is Officer Travis Cunningham, on the right is Officer Nick Dabrowski. They were highlighted by Town Administrator Jonathan Butler for going above and beyond their duty during a hostage situation in July. | |
Editor's Note: Every month Town Administrator Jonathan Butler will be highlighting a town employee(s) that have gone above the call of duty.
This month the honor goes to Police Officers Nick Dabrowski and Travis Cunningham for their working on a hostage situation in July when police sought Matthew Slocum of Eagle Bridge, N.Y. in a multi-state manhunt. Slocum made only a brief stop in town but the two officers continued their efforts.
Additionally, the town received a letter from New York State Police Commander William Sprague thanking them for their work.
ADAMS, Mass. — For this month’s employee spotlight I wanted to highlight the efforts of Police Officers Nick Dabrowski and Travis Cunningham for the role they played in quickly apprehending an armed suspect on July 13, 2011, who was part of a national search via an Amber Alert.
The suspect was accused of murdering his family in New York, and was on the run with a female and a child. After being captured, these officers continued work on the case and were able to help with the securing of all stolen weapons and items relating to this case.
Fortunately, high profile cases such as these don’t often find their way through Adams, but in this instance the Town was well served through the efforts of Officers Dabrowski and Cunningham, as well as the rest of the staff at the Adams Police Department.
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