CONCORD — Chief Thomas Mulcahy and the Concord Police Department are pleased to announce that Officer Benjamin LaCure was honored with an OUI Excellence Award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for his outstanding commitment to impaired driving enforcement.
MADD Massachusetts recognized more than 50 law enforcement officials during the Annual Law Enforcement Recognition Ceremony on Tuesday morning at the Devens Common Center. In addition to OUI Excellence Awards, MADD recognized the Officer of the Year, Trooper of the Year, Drug Recognition Expert of the Year, MADD Lifetime Achievement Award, and Unit of the Year.
This is the second year Officer LaCure has received the award. Officer LaCure joined the Concord Police Department in 2021 and currently serves as one of the department’s Field Training Officers.
Officer LaCure was nominated for the award by Patrol Division Commander Lt. Tim Landers for going above and beyond in keeping the roadways safe.
In 2024, Officer LaCure had 24 operating under the influence of liquor arrests, through routine traffic enforcement and motor vehicle stops.
MADD Massachusetts annually honors officers, departments, and prosecutors from across the Commonwealth who have gone above and beyond in the fight against drunk and drugged driving.
“I want to congratulate Office LaCure on receiving this award for the second year in a row,” said Chief Mulcahy. “Officer LaCure exhibits professionalism and truly cares about the safety of our residents, and this award shows his commitment to impaired driving enforcement.”
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