Jun 7, 2020

Shield Republic Charities will recognize sacrifice of fallen Sergeant Stephen Williams of Moody
Raleigh, Jun 7, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - A police sergeant killed last night in a shootout near a Super 8 motel in Moody, Alabama will be recognized with a special apparel fundraiser for his family.
Shield Republic Charities announced that their latest Hold the Line campaign will recognize the sacrifice of Police Sergeant Stephen Williams, a Moody Police Department officer who was killed in a shootout at the Super 8 Motel at 2451 Moody Parkway the evening of Tuesday, June 2.
Sergeant Williams was responding to a call for help at the motel when he was met with bullets after a shooting broke out. A male and female suspect were later taken into custody after a several-hour standoff with police. Williams was transported to a nearby hospital, where he later succumbed to his gunshot wounds.
Shield Republic Charities' "Hold the Line" fundraiser will honor Sergeant Williams with commemorative t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts, hoodies, ladies' tank tops and decals made in the USA, with 100 percent of net proceeds to be donated to his family.
Sergeant Williams, age 50, had served with the Moody Police Department for three years at the end of a 23-year career in law enforcement. He was recently promoted to sergeant and was recognized as one of the MPD's Officers of the Year.
He is survived by his wife and three children.
"We were saddened to hear of the untimely and tragic loss of brave first responder Sergeant Stephen Williams, who lost his life in the line of duty yesterday," said Charlie Romero, spokesperson for Shield Republic. "At Shield Republic, we are honored to pay tribute to this fallen hero and hope that our Hold the Line campaign in his memory brings comfort to his bereaved family and the Moody community."
View the Hold the Line fundraiser page for Sergeant Williams at https://www.shieldrepublic.com/products/100-donation-hold-the-line-sergeant-stephen-williams.
Shield Republic's Hold the Line fundraisers have donated more than $200,000 this year to the families and units of fallen first responders, police officers and K9 police dogs.
For more information about the Shield Republic Charities, contact [email protected].
About Shield Republic
Established in 2016, Shield Republic is an American lifestyle brand based outside Raleigh, North Carolina. The company offers creative, fresh apparel and merchandise embodying American pride. Everything sold by Shield Republic is designed and manufactured in the United States. Shield Republic appeals to patriotic Americans passionate about personal strength, second amendment rights and military strength. Through Shield Republic Charities, the company shows appreciation to soldiers, first responders and their families.
Learn more about Shield Republic and shop the online store at https://www.shieldrepublic.com. Read the Shield Republic lifestyle blog at https://patriot.shieldrepublic.com. Follow Shield Republic on Facebook (@ShieldRepublicCo), Instagram (@shield_republic), Twitter (@shieldrepublic) and Pinterest (@shield_republic).
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