Hermosa Beach Police give blood in battle against the pandemic

Kevin Cody|January 11, 2021

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Hermosa Beach Police Detective Matthew was among over 30 Hermosa police officers who participated in last week’s Red Cross Battle of the Badges. Photo courtesy of HBPD

Hermosa Beach Police Detective Matthew Franco signals he’s okay after making a Power Red blood donation (more than one unit) last Thursday at Clark Stadium. Franco and fellow Hermosa officers donated 33 units of blood during the day’s Red Cross Battle of the Badges. 

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