COPLINE: Run For the Call: Every New Years Eve 2359 Hrs: Honor Our Fallen Officers

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Copline has chosen New Year's Eve to remind us that police officers all over the country are not working with their families. We honor them and all that have worn the badge with respect and dignity by starting the New Year healthy, sober and safe. No matter how bad things are, there can be a new beginning. Stephanie Samuels and Emily Nevil from Copline talk about what Run For The Call is all about and how we can create positive change and honor our fallen officers.

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