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Det. Jamie Huntley-Park may not have been there in body, but she was in spirit

Move over, Olympics. Registration opens Feb. 15 for this competition for first responders

The overwhelming show of force reflects the importance of this single game to the country, officials said

When she’s not on the ice, Justine Todd works as a use-of-force instructor in Ontario

Bengals superfan Herbert Davis was shot in the line of duty last week and now is headed to Super Bowl LVI

Browns defensive tackle Malik McDowell is also facing charges of resisting arrest and public exposure

The union said some of its members are "troubled" that the NFL has chosen to support certain groups

"I was going to live a fulfilled life [as a cop]," said Chris Daukaus. "But I didn't want to have a 'what if' moment"

When Deputy Hall saw a spectator having trouble, he didn't hesitate to offer a hand

Cops cheer on their hometown athletes, rain or shine

Biles said the officer “felt bad” and would have accepted Olympic training as a good excuse for speeding

When she’s not chasing Olympic glory, Mulern Jean works as a school resource officer in South Carolina

The FBI said it had "no reason to believe" that the game was under threat, but local Denver police officials refused to rule out the possibility of a mass shooting plot

The country’s first emergency services cycling club completed its inaugural charity ride in June, crossing 300 miles of English countryside

This program outfits every patrol car in the county with a sports bag to give officers another way to engage with youth in their communities