Story Behind the Policeman Sculpture in Friendship Heights Village

by MCS Staff

Story Behind the Policeman Sculpture in Friendship Heights Village

The statue was erected in the year 2000 by the Village of Friendship Heights.

The statue depicts and honors longtime Friendship Heights resident Colonel James S. McAuliffe Sr., who was a police officer for 42 years, and the Montgomery County Police Chief for 16 years.

The bronze statue faces towards the intersection of South Park Avenue and The Hills Plaza. It also serves as an excellent reminder for passing vehicles to stop for pedestrians at the crosswalk.

By Tom Merritt

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3 comments

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William Sydney Porter November 18, 2020 - 3:40 pm

“Story” might be an exaggeration…

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Nailah November 18, 2020 - 5:24 pm

LOL! Yes I was expecting a bit more

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J. Bliss November 18, 2020 - 4:18 pm

Oh Henry. Hush.

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