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Photo: New Plainfield Police Officer Sworn In

Michael Doornbosch officially joined the Plainfield Police Department on Sept. 24.

Village President Michael Collins (right) swears in Plainfield's newest police officer, Michael Doornbosch, at the village board's special meeting on Sept. 24.

Tinfoil Hat October 1, 2012 at 09:13 pm
It looks like Paul Fay is too busy reading his packet while the new police officer is getting sworn in. Aren't the Village Trustees supposed to do that before the meetings? What a way to recognize our new officer. You would think a trrustee would pay attention.
T-Bone October 1, 2012 at 10:09 pm
We all know what Rookie detail is...RR Crossing!!! Get in the bushes Rookie!
Hugo October 2, 2012 at 11:40 am
>>Village President Michael Collins (right) swears in Plainfield's newest police officer, Michael Michael Doornbosch,
What a strange middle name.

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