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New memorial and nonprofit foundation to honor fallen Concord Police Officer, Rowan County native Jason Shuping

New memorial and nonprofit foundation to honor fallen Concord Police Officer, Rowan County native Jason Shuping The City filed necessary state and federal paperwork to establish a new nonprofit Concord Police Foundation to assist officers who are injured or killed in the line of duty and their families. (Source: City of Concord) By David Whisenant | February 23, 2021 at 12:02 PM EST - Updated February 23 at 12:02 PM CONCORD, N.C. (WBTV) - News release from the City of Concord: To honor the life of Concord Police Officer Jason Shuping the Concord City Council recently approved a $100,000 budget amendment to fund a new Fallen Officer Memorial. The City also filed necessary state and federal paperwork to establish a new nonprofit Concord Police Foundation to assist officers who are injured or killed in the line of duty and their families.

Online petition seeks to name I-85 bridge in honor and memory of fallen Concord Police officer

Online petition seeks to name I-85 bridge in honor and memory of fallen Concord Police officer Shuping was killed while responding to a call on December 16. (Source: WBTV File) By David Whisenant | February 17, 2021 at 6:03 AM EST - Updated February 17 at 6:03 AM CONCORD, N.C. (WBTV) - More than 6000 signatures have been collected for an online petition to name a bridge in Cabarrus County in honor and memory of fallen Concord Police officer Jason Shuping. Shuping was killed while responding to a call in that area in December. The creator of the petition wants the bridge on Bruton Smith Blvd. over I-85 named for Shuping. That petition can be seen here: https://www.change.org/p/north-carolina-dot-name-the-bridge-at-i-85-and-bruton-smith-blvd-in-honor-of-concord-pd-ofc-jason-shuping

Petition seeking to honor fallen Concord PD officer reaches more than 5,000 signatures

CabCo's Got Talent brings the arts into your home this Friday evening

We're excited to bring you some feelgood entertainment this Friday evening at 7 pm. That's when the Cabarrus Arts Council's inaugural CabCo's Got Talent streams into your living room on

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Man charged with shooting NC police officer given $750K bond

In an emailed statement to WCNC Charlotte, Chief Proctor said: "My officer Cpl. Whittington is recovering and has a very long road ahead of him. He is still in pain at times but is progressing daily. He is in good spirits and told me today that he holds “no ill will toward the shooter and has forgiven him.” Cpl. Whittington says “we must be willing to forgive as Christ has forgiven us”.  I, Chief Proctor, know that those words seem strange to many but we will never heal as individuals, as a City, State or Nation until we learn to come together and truly care for one another even in the most difficult situations. I do not know what caused Mr. Anthony to shoot Cpl. Whittington but I thank God that he is still here and progressing daily. We are so thankful that we did not have to plan another funeral for another hometown hero as we all have seen with the tragic killings of Officer Tyler Herndon of Mt Holly Police and Officer Jason Shuping of Concord Police.  

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Concord Police to retire unit number of 'guardian angel' fallen officer Jason Shuping

Concord Police to retire unit number of ‘guardian angel’ fallen officer Jason Shuping Fallen Concord Officer Jason Shuping laid to rest By WBTV Web Staff | December 22, 2020 at 5:16 PM EST - Updated December 22 at 7:04 PM CONCORD, N.C. (WBTV) - The Concord Police Department will officially retire the unit number of fallen Officer Jason Shuping, who was killed in the line of duty last week. Funeral services for Shuping got underway Tuesday afternoon. The service began at 1 p.m. at the Cabarrus Arena and Events Center, located on NC Highway 49 North in Concord. The Rev. Richard Myers officiated the service as the community honored the life of officer Shuping.

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