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You're what I would call a commodity, a trained law enforcement officer.

A well-trained police officer is trained to assess these situations very quickly. The standard is: What would an objective, reasonable police officer do in this circumstance?

I call him the code enforcement officer gone wild.

If an officer rolled up on something that required his immediate attention and another officer or dispatcher was talking about their call at length that officer may be forced to exit his cruiser without telling another officer where he's at or what his problem is.

Drivers are instructed and trained that if someone becomes disruptive, we call law enforcement. On a number of occasions, when the police have been called, it has resulted in arrest.

Everybody who attended the meeting will get a card and an ID number. (Law enforcement) will know who is calling and they will know it is somebody who has been trained. Its not somebody who is calling just to call.

This robot breaks down the barriers between kids and law enforcement officers. Sometimes, it's intimidating for a law enforcement officer to stand before them.

Regardless if he has multiple prior convictions, it does not give a law enforcement officer the right to stomp his head into the concrete floor. No matter what he's done in his past, he does not deserve to be treated like that by law enforcement.

Michelle Hendrix

The officer noticed lots of raccoons living in very unclean conditions and lots of odor. There were a lot of feces and urine. It didn't look like an appropriate situation at all, so he contacted our law enforcement officer in the county.

Law enforcement always gears up for the holidays. They know there is a greater likelihood of fatalities occurring. Especially on a Saturday night New Year's Eve, I can't imagine a law-enforcement officer not being at work that night.

The family felt that the police officer should've gone in. The police officer is not trained for that. Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe.

Lt. Tundra King

I'm on call one weekend out of every month. Whenever any law enforcement agency needs help, they'll call Crisis Intervention. We do everything from counseling victims to providing help that is beyond what law enforcement does, like stranded motorists who are out of gas. We give them 10 gallons and send them down the road. Sometimes we'll get people a hotel room, especially people who have lost their homes and the Red Cross hasn't been able to respond yet. Whatever we can do to help.

We do appreciate him getting in there and helping the officer. The officer was alone on this call, he had no backup with him and was trying to get this guy into custody.

DuPont is proud of the role we have played in protecting law enforcement officers over the past three decades. We continue to work on developing new technology to make vests lighter, stronger, more durable, and ultimately, more likely to be worn by law enforcement officers, like Officer Grogan.

This is a case of an officer just doing his job as he was trained to do.

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