Quiet Warrior
Celebrating the everyday police hero, the Quiet Warrior program is a collaboration between Police1 and 5.11 Tactical that highlights the professionalism, compassion, heroism and humility that drive law enforcement professionals to go above and beyond the call of duty for their communities. Read profiles of some Quiet Warriors below, whose acts of kindness and bravery have helped strengthen the bond between police officers and citizens.
Stage 4 colon cancer hasn’t stopped Officer Norbert Ramon from protecting and serving his community
2017 in Review
What can sometimes get lost in the countless moments of bravery are the numerous small acts of kindness cops do every day
Austin PD Officer Jason Borne’s passion for public service drives him to help citizens find long-term solutions that improve their lives
Police said the woman was emotionally disturbed and unpredictable
A Florida police officer is being praised after helping out a homeless man and his four-legged friend
Lt. Rob Sagle praised the officer’s act of kindness saying that the officer “displays his pride for the neighborhood he patrols”
When the officers arrived at the elderly couple’s home and saw their nearly empty fridge, they knew they had to help
Dakota Pitts, the 5-year-old son of fallen Officer Rob Pitts, got a big welcome by police on his first day back at school since his father’s death
After the family’s card was declined, the officer said the look on one of the children’s faces caught his attention
A Kentucky woman’s life was changed thanks to an officer who went beyond the call of duty to help her
Boynton Beach Police Department officers attended a high school prom as the dates of several special needs students
A Minnesota sheriff’s office wanted to make sure a fallen deputy was there in spirit for his daughter’s prom night
A California officer is being recognized for forever changing the lives of a family in need
Following an eight-month search, Officer Josie Hall turned out to be a perfect match
After learning that a mother’s live-in boyfriend had taken money from her, Cpl. Jamie Wilson said he acted like any officer and father would
A Washington police officer is being recognized for his kind act
The trooper did one push-up for each LEO killed in the line of duty in 2018
Deputy Billy Gentry said his son drove his new patrol vehicle “for at least three more hours after getting home”
A young boy’s wish has come true thanks to an Indiana sheriff’s department
A Massachusetts police officer’s kind actions helped give a disabled veteran an unforgettable birthday
A panhandling woman was able to eat and head home thanks to an Arizona deputy
A resident who snapped a photo of the officer said the LEO spent two days fixing the hoop
When Capt. Cortell Davis passed an elderly man struggling with his push mower, the law enforcement veteran knew what he had to do
A rookie North Carolina officer turned a boy’s bad day into a special one
Police officers and firefighters helped give a boy with cancer a hero’s welcome as he made his return to school
Sixty-five years after his teen mother made the difficult decision to give him up for adoption, Mick Myers has been reunited with her
A young boy’s dream came true thanks to a California police department
A pair of Washington officers are being credited for helping a young boy who was “in extreme distress” after his bike was stolen
A Texas police department has made a 10-year-old boy’s dream come true
Police in Massachusetts helped organize a special day to honor a young girl with cancer
Officer Joe Cirrito planned the 100-mile run two months ago to commemorate the life of LAPD Officer Ian Campbell
Sgt. John Dodd II’s work with kids is all about building the key character traits that enable them to become future leaders
Officer Brandon Lavin was working a marathon route when he noticed Tavia Warner struggling to walk
