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Showtime for Kent Police officers coming up on CW series

Kent, WALocal News

Kent Police officers will soon be highlighted in the CW series "Police 24/7," which brings viewers intimate access to the realities of law enforcement. The series is set to premiere on January 23, though Kent will be featured in subsequent episodes. Chief Rafael Padilla expressed pride in the department's selection among a limited number of police departments across the country, aiming to showcase the positive work done by local officers. The show promises an adrenaline-packed look at police activities, from routine traffic stops to more intense situations, emphasizing the officers' readiness to protect their communities. Over the past year, CW camera crews have accompanied Kent officers, documenting their daily interactions with residents.

This collaboration is expected to enhance public understanding and trust in the police force. By showcasing their efforts, the Kent Police Department hopes to reinforce community relationships and transparency in policing practices. The initiative aligns with broader efforts to humanize law enforcement and foster a positive image of police work in the community.

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