Corporal Patrick Hanrahan received quite a tribute during his final hours as a police officer on Friday.
The Hatfield Township Police Department bid farewell to a long-time staple of their force, as Corporal Patrick Hanrahan wrapped up the final shift of his 31-year tour with the department on Friday afternoon.
“Today, we say goodbye to one of Hatfield's finest, Corporal Patrick Hanrahan,” reads a statement on the township’s Facebook page. “Family, friends, co-workers and fellow police officers from neighboring departments all gathered to recognize Pat's 31 years of faithful service to the Hatfield community.”
Hanrahan, who was promoted to corporal in 2014, celebrated 30 years with the Hatfield Township Police Department in Feb. 2017. He has worked as a K-9 handler, bike patrol officer, hostage negotiator, SWAT team member detective and patrol supervisor throughout his career, according to reports.
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