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Cpl. Demetrius German poses in front of one of the largest thin blue line flags in the country
Sheriff Mike Chitwood says the new resources will improve outcomes for everyone
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A Florida police sergeant poses with fellow officers on his final shift
"This will always be a problem here whether we want to admit it or not," said Sheriff Gregory Tony
“You think I like seeing my child in an orange jumpsuit in a jail cell? Of course not,” Sheriff Tony Smith said
The trooper was standing in front of his car while protecting a crash scene, police said
"If somebody is breaking into your house, you're more than welcome to shoot at them," Sheriff Bob Johnson said
Sheriff Grady Judd, whose grandson has autism, says the program will help deputies have better interactions with people who may be on the autism spectrum
Video shows the driver is trapped while deputies use fire extinguishers to beat back the flames
Deputies will drive around in the "Mobile Video Game Theater" to neighborhoods where they can interact with kids in the community
The inability of potential deputies to find an affordable place to live will soon do the most harm to public safety in Okaloosa County
The group “doesn’t represent spring breakers. These represent criminals,” said Panama City Police Chief Mark Smith
In June, the boy and a 14-year-old girl ran away from a children's home and opened fire on deputies, police said
Former Chief Larry Scirotto claimed he had been fired for pushing diversity in the ranks
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