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Posted on: February 21, 2018

[ARCHIVED] CHAIR STATEMENT - COUNCIL MOURNS FALLEN HERO, CORPORAL MUJAHID RAMZZIDDIN

 

This is day of mourning in Prince George’s County.  The members of the Prince George’s County Council offer our heartfelt sympathies to the family of fallen hero Police Corporal Mujahid A. Ramzziddin, who sacrificed his own life today in the courageous defense of a Brandywine neighbor fleeing domestic violence.  A dedicated husband, father of four, and son, Corporal Ramzziddin was a decorated 14-year veteran of the Prince George’s County Police Department, Medal of Valor recipient, and former U.S. Marine. 

We also offer our deepest condolences to his fellow officers and the entire public safety community mourning the loss of their fallen colleague.  We will be forever grateful to Corporal Ramzziddin for his heart for service and ultimate sacrifice. 

The impact of domestic violence in our communities is too great.   The Council reaffirms our commitment to joining the efforts of our entire community to comprehensively address the scourge of domestic violence in Prince George’s County.

 

Council Member Mel Franklin (D) – District 9

"My sincerest condolences and deepest sympathies to the family of Corporal Mujahid Ramzziddin, who lost his life today while bravely defending the life of a neighbor fleeing domestic violence and protecting the lives of residents in my District.  My heart goes out to his family and our law enforcement community. My thoughts and prayers are with our entire County, especially the Chadds Ford community in Brandywine."

Council Member Obie Patterson (D) – District 8

“My prayers go out to the family of Corporal Mujahid Ramzziddin, who tragically lost his life today.  He was assigned to the Special Operations Division, Harbor Unit of the Prince George’s County Police Department, located in District 8.  Our first line responders risk their lives daily to protect the citizens of our County.  Domestic violence remains a critical concern in Prince George’s County and across our nation.  If you are personally affected or know someone who is involved in a domestic violence situation, please call 2-1-1 for assistance.” 

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