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Real People. Real Stories.

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Law Enforcement Exploring Alumni Success Story: Major K.C. Carr

Law Enforcement Exploring Alumni Success Story: Major K.C. Carr
Law Enforcement Exploring Alumni Success Story: Lt Jeffrey Postell

Law Enforcement Exploring Alumni Success Story: Lt Jeffrey Postell

Jeffrey Postell, Lieutenant, Bureau of Patrol Services, Boston College (MA) Police Department, Chestnut Hill, MA

#WhyIWearTheBadge: Deputy Dee Patterson

#WhyIWearTheBadge: Deputy Dee Patterson
#WhyIWearTheBadge: Sergeant Khalil Abdallah El-Halabi

#WhyIWearTheBadge: Sergeant Khalil Abdallah El-Halabi

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