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On Saturday, September 3, 2016, the Phoenix Police Department will be kicking off the second annual Superhero September benefitting Childhelp, a non-profit advocating for abused and neglected children.
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Police officers and firefighters in Greenwood, AR, lent a helping hand to the school district on Wednesday. They served as substitute teachers at the middle school so staff members could attend the funeral of a fellow teacher who died suddenly last weekend.
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Police officers and firefighters in Greenwood, AR, lent a helping hand to the school district on Wednesday. They served as substitute teachers at the middle school so staff members could attend the funeral of a fellow teacher who died suddenly last weekend. More Here.
Read More →It was the evening news that led to the creation of the iHalt Movement. Working with children and law enforcement alike to create a trusting and respectful relationship between the two could prevent future crimes, founder Judy Williams believed.
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A Cleveland police officer who had been collecting Pokemon cards since he was a child gave them all away to a boy who shares his passion for the game.
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Officer Grotenrath says after his shift, he went home, rummaged through his closet, and found his old collection. The 26-year old and two-year Cleveland police veteran surprised Bryce by giving him his cards. More Here.
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Aponte said she always wondered about the man in the photograph, her so-called guardian angel.
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Retired Det. Peter Getz was one of many who rescued a young girl from a Washington Street fire in 1998. More here.
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Officer James Hurst scooped the boy into his arms to comfort him and he quickly fell asleep, snoozing on the officer's chest for nearly an hour. The tender moment was caught in a photo that is drawing heaps of online praise.
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Toxey turned 10-years-old over the weekend. He sent out invitations to his whole class for his birthday party. Sadly, no one showed up, but what happened two days later is something he will never forget. More Here.
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