Officers in Georgia wear pink badges to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Rome Police Department in Georgia commissioned these pink badges for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. (Rome Police Department / Supplied)
ROME, Ga. - Officers in Georgia are wearing pink badges for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The Rome Police Department in Georgia posted on their Facebook page that they have commissioned pink badges for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
They said that these badges are a symbol of their solidarity with those in their community and within their department who have battled or are currently battling breast cancer.
Officers will reportedly wear these badges in October to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
"We support all of our citizens, and their families dealing with cancer, and urge individuals to get screened early for detection and treatment," the department said.
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