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This Escondido police officer reunited with a once-homeless teen who is now headed to college

Quick thinking saved lives when a bridge on a major Southeast interstate turned into a raging inferno.By Jason Carroll, Lawrence Crook and Suzanne Presto, CNN

Police rally around six-year-old cancer patient Devin Suau, who may be the cutest honorary commissioner in Boston's history.A small police force and a gigantic jurisdiction make policing the Navajo Nation reservation challenging and dangerous.

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