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Hey! Savannah here. Your questions have been heard and will not go unanswered.
This weekend, the patches are making the 13+ hour drive from Miami Beach to our National Headquarters in Nashville. Once they get here, I’ll go through them and find a way to show case them all on social media before using them to create a more permanent display to be showcased at our National Headquarters and at future events.
Here is what the final patch wall looked like at conference, but we have A LOT of other patches that have been added since. We’ll be accepting patches sent to our National Office through the end of the month, just in case you forgot to send them to conference.
Thank you again for making my little dream a reality!! Stay tuned to see how it all comes together 👀
Address: 701 Marriott DrNashville, TN 37214, Att: Savannah, Patch Department
#GotPatches #FOP #FYP #Police #ThinBlueLine
You don’t get to choose the calls.
But you choose to show up.
Every siren, every unknown, every moment that could change everything—you face it head-on.
#ShowUpAnyway #FaceTheUnknown #DutyInMotion #FOPUnshaken #RespondWithPurpose
In January 2022, a young dog named Dean was rescued from unthinkable conditions—starving, severely neglected, and with failing organs. His odds of survival were low… until a deputy with a big heart stepped in.
That deputy was now-Sergeant O.J. Martins. She took Dean in as a foster, giving him a safe place to heal—and a fighting chance at life. Under her care, Dean recovered, and his story captured the hearts of thousands. His previous owners were charged and convicted of animal cruelty.
But Dean’s story didn’t stop at survival.
Today, Dean proudly serves in the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office Recruitment Unit, using his story and charm to help recruit the next generation of officers. He’s a living reminder of second chances, service, and the difference one officer can make.
Have questions about working in law enforcement or the hiring process in Stafford County, VA? Dean’s on it.
📧 sheriffrecruiter@staffordcountyva.gov
Because sometimes, the best recruiters have four legs.
#FOPFamily #DeanTheRecruiter #StaffordSheriff #LawEnforcementRecruitment #SecondChances #AnimalRescue #ServiceWithHeart #CommitmentToExcellence #PoliceSupport #ThinBlueLine
The missed meals. The sleepless nights. The mental weight you carry home. You don’t do it for recognition—you do it because it’s needed.
#SilentSacrifice #FeltNotSeen #BehindTheCall #PoliceSacrifice #FOPSupport
Sometimes the most powerful moments of service don’t happen during a call — they happen during quiet, intentional acts of connection.
The South Bend Police Department recently received a note of appreciation from a staff member at St. Margaret’s House, a day center for women and children in crisis.
During their annual picnic, Officer Sienna Sears stopped by — not for a call, but just to say hello. She stayed, talked with guests and staff, and brought a sense of calm and connection to those who needed it most. For many of the women and children who have experienced trauma, seeing a female officer take time to simply be present meant more than words could say.
This is what community policing looks like. Compassion. Presence. Bridge-building.
We’re proud to share this moment — and prouder still of officers like Sienna Sears who show up with heart.
#FOPProud #CommunityPolicing #ServeWithCompassion #WomenInLawEnforcement #SouthBendPD #BridgeBuilders #LeadingWithDignity
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