Jersey Proud: Montclair police donate bulletproof vests to first responders in Ukraine
Montclair police donated 55 bulletproof vests that were sent overseas to medical workers and first responders.
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May 13, 2022, 2:30 AM
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Updated 714 days ago
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284ds agoFirst responders in Ukraine are now safer while doing their jobs in a very dangerous environment, thanks to a donation from a New Jersey police force.
Montclair police donated 55 bulletproof vests that were sent overseas to medical workers and first responders.
These are the people who are responding to incidents like missile strikes or bomb explosions.
At the Polish border, Ukrainians drove the vests to the war hotspots and cities under siege like Odessa, Kharkiv, Kyiv.
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