By Police1 Staff
It’s not unusual for police officers to have prior military experience. This is evident by our roundup below, which features a variety of departments celebrating, thanking and honoring those who once served in the military line of fire but now serve their communities in the line of duty.
Is your department holding a special event to honor veterans who now serve as officers? Or maybe your agency unveiled a new cruiser that honors and shows appreciation to active duty members as well as veterans? Email us at editor@police1.com and we’ll add it to our list below.
And from all of us at Police1, thank you to all those who have served and those who continue to serve.
Cambridge Police Commissioner Christine Elow, a former Morse student and US Navy Veteran, visited the Morse Elementary School to help students with a Veterans Day project.
— Cambridge Police Department (@CambridgePolice) November 8, 2024
Thank you to all the veterans and their families who have made sacrifices for our country and freedom. pic.twitter.com/WJd5wASrkU
Today, the Round Rock Police Department held its annual Veterans Day luncheon, honoring city employees who are military veterans for their service to our country.🇺🇸#VeteransDay #RoundRock pic.twitter.com/XfGj2nQBRN
— Round Rock Police (@roundrockpolice) November 8, 2024
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This article, originally published on November 11, 2022, has been updated