
Montgomery County police and the Olney Chamber of Commerce dedicated the Olney police substation on Georgia Avenue to fallen Officer Noah Leotta Saturday.
Leotta died in December 2015 when a drunken driver hit him at a sobriety checkpoint.
Leotta, who was raised in Olney, volunteered to work holiday traffic enforcement that night.
His fellow officers remember him as a dedicated public servant.
After his death, Maryland lawmakers and his family passed Noah's Law, which requires ignition interlock devices for anyone convicted of drunken driving.
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