My name is Michael Ferer, My Police Career started in NYPD then continued in Nassau County and Suffolk County spanning over 25 years,Having worked in the greatest city and Suburbs of the East Coast I loved the people who I worked with, and for every day I went to work proud of who I was and what I was doing for the community. Proud to have my daughters tell their friends that their father was a police officer. As the years passed I watched things change more and more and the term
The Thin Blue Line was becoming very common,
The symbol is simply a thin blue line upon a black background. The blue line is intended to represent law enforcement. The entire emblem is intended to represent the police as a thin blue line that stands between anarchy and law and order, and is primarily used as a mark of respect for fallen policemen and policewomen.
Proponents say that the idea behind the graphic is that law enforcement is a Thin Blue Line that stands between chaos and order or between criminals and the potential victims of crime, and it is primarily used to show solidarity with police.
As time continued to pass and my children grew up, I decided it was time for me to retire. A few months into my retirement I wanted to do something to show my fellow brothers in blue that there was still support for them throughout the community, and that's the reason behind the Police Jeep. My main goal for this project is to use this Police Jeep for charitable events, community out reach and fundraisers to bring awareness to the reality of the dark side of how law enforcement is being treated and rally support for these brave men and women who sacrifice so much for our safety.
Today, in the United States, more than 900,000 law enforcement officers put their lives on the line for the safety and protection of others. They serve with valor and distinction – and with great success. Federal statistics show that violent and property crime rates in the United States are at historic lows, thanks in large measure to the dedicated service of the men and women of law enforcement.
That protection comes at a price, however. Each year, there are approximately 60,000 assaults on law enforcement officers, resulting in nearly 16,000 injuries. Sadly, over the last decade, an average of 146 officers a year have been killed in the line of duty. And throughout U.S. history, more than 20,000 law enforcement officers have made the ultimate sacrifice.
This Custom 2017 Jeep was built to Honor the Brave Men and Women in Law Enforcement, If you are interested in having the Jeep at your special event please fill out the this form. The Jeep is available for Parades,Car Shows and Police/Veteran Related Fundraisers
In memory of Jennifer, we are dedicating to keeping her spirit alive as well as inform her friends and family of any fundraising activities.
Any donations you make towards the Jennifer Ferer Memorial Trust will be used toward her daughters’ educational funds and put towards specific charities in Jennifer's memory.
New York, United States
