Behind the Badge
On this week’s episode of Behind the Badge in 60 seconds, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department hosts its first ever self-defense workshop for women, the Westminster Police Department seeks to get an officer who killed himself recognized, and the Pasadena Police Department introduces an officer who says it’s not easy to be mean.
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