SAPD officers to wear pink patches in October for breast cancer awareness No description found
SAN ANTONIO – Some San Antonio police officers will be wearing pink patches on their uniforms in October.
SAPD Chief William McManus has authorized officers to modify their uniform with pink patches and/or a pink undershirt in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The police department will raise money for the Susan G. Komen organization from officer participation and officer donations.
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