Jersey Proud: Lieutenant and detective clean gravesite of officer killed in 1963
Lodi Lt. Anthony Mobilio and Detective David Esposito cleaned up the worn headstone and monument of Gary Tedesco at St. Nicholas cemetery in Lodi.
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Jul 15, 2023, 2:46 AM
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3h ago A lieutenant and a detective cleaned the gravesite of one of two officers who were brutally beaten, shot and killed after responding to a night club on Route 46 in 1963.
Lodi Lt. Anthony Mobilio and Detective David Esposito cleaned up the worn headstone and monument of Gary Tedesco at St. Nicholas cemetery in Lodi.
Lodi police made a Facebook post showing before and after pictures of the gravesite.
