Fallen Yonkers detective among 55 police officers honored on Police Memorial Day
A proclamation was also signed by the governor declaring May 9 Police Memorial D
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May 10, 2023, 10:55 AM
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One of those officers was Yonkers Detective Sergeant Frank Gualdino. He was driving his police car in uniform when he was struck head on by another vehicle in December. A proclamation was also signed by the governor declaring May 9 Police Memorial Day.