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Michael Edes / Fraternal Order of Police

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Michael Edes / Fraternal Order of Police

Posted on June 17, 2020 by dmartignetti

Mike Edes , Executive Director of the Fraternal Order of Police in Maine speaks to WGAN Morning News. Mike Edes is a Lifelong Cumberland resident and Current 3 term member of the Cumberland Town Council. Mike Works as the labor representative for 34 police departments here in Maine, representing 500 police officers from Kittery to Ft. Kent. The Fraternal Order of Police is the largest police union in the country, representing 350,000 police officers nationwide.

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