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<p>Commonwealth Health Emergency Medical Services (CHEMS) has unveiled a new vehicle wrap that shows support for the Scranton Police Department and honors the memory of fallen Officer John Wilding. The vehicle bears the motto &#8220;We Support SPD&#8221; and Officer Wilding&#8217;s Badge No. 722. Attending the unveiling are, from left: Kristen Wilding, the officer&#8217;s widow; Sgt. Phil Condron, Scranton Police Department; Mary Wilding, the officer&#8217;s mother; Joseph Moran, operations manager, CHEMS; Gary McIntyre, director of operations, CHEMS; Carl Graziano, Chief of Police, Scranton Police Department; and Greg Rivera, emergency medical technician, CHEMS. In the foreground are the Wilding children, Sidney and Lola Mae.</p><style>
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CHEMS honors Officer Wilding, supports Scranton PD