Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona a second-generation California cop who fulfilled childhood dream When many other little girls her age were putting on their mother’s heels and necklaces, Natalie Corona was pulling on her father’s police uniform.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Fulton County Sheriff's Deputy Troy Chisum was 'consummate public servant' Troy Chisum had been a volunteer firefighter. A paramedic. He was a member of the West Central Special Response Team. He'd serve as part of the Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System's Weapons of Mass Destruction/Special Response Team. And, he served on the force in Fulton County, Illinois.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Midland Police Officer Nathan Heidelberg, at just 28, had become mentor to others He was only 28 years old, but Nathan Hayden Heidelberg was already serving as a mentor -- and, at times, a father figure -- for others.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Sacramento Police Officer Tara O'Sullivan took personal interest in well-being of domestic violence victims For Sacramento Police Officer Tara O’Sullivan, domestic violence calls were particularly important.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Susquehanna Township Police Lt. Robert 'Bo' McCallister persevered despite decades of pain after being shot For more than 20 years, Susquehanna Police Sergeant Robert McCallister dutifully did his police work despite being in pain from a bullet lodged in spine after he was shot by a bank robber.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Puerto Rico Police Department Agent Alfred Sanyet-Perez, father of 8, had memorable laugh and work ethic Alfred Sanyet-Perez, a 52-year-old father of eight and an agent with the Puerto Rico Police Department, was in a San German store Feb. 15 engaged in just such a perilous operation when things went sideways.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 El Paso County Sheriff's Deputy Peter Herrera was a newlywed who'd always dreamed of police career On a family trip to one of New Mexico's national forests, a 5-year-old Peter Herrera was told by his parents that he could pick one item in the gift shop.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 North County Police Cooperative Officer Michael Langsdorf was a veteran Missouri cop who kept his enthusiasm When Michael Langsdorf joined the North County Police Cooperative in April after nearly two decades as an officer with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, it was a fresh new start. He was newly engaged and he'd with the department just a few months.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Mission Police Cpl. Jose 'Speedy' Espericueta's fellow Texas cops honor vow to him by looking after his family In early June, Corporal Jose Espericueta, Jr., known more commonly as “Speedy,” turned serious and asked his closest friends at the Mission Police Department to make him and one another a promise.
Police and Law Enforcement September 20, 2019 Savannah Police Sgt. Kelvin Ansari gave his son advice about life in phone conversation hours before death Kelvin Ansari’s children are hard-pressed to remember a time when their father was not in uniform.
