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Legislature Corner: Plaskett Hosts National Police Week Reception Honoring Fallen VI Heroes

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Congresswoman Stacey E. Plaskett hosted a reception in honor of National Police Week, where two fallen heroes from the U.S. Virgin Islands, Detective Delbert Phipps Jr. and Patrolman Lionel E. Issa, were celebrated.

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