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Montgomery County, Maryland, police officers were honored for heroic acts Thursday, among them a group that raced to help a fellow officer after he was hit by a speeding driver.

The Montgomery County Police Department held an award ceremony on April 11, honoring awardees of the Lifesaving Award and supervisor awards.

Less than four months after losing his legs in an attempt to stop a reckless highway driver, a Montgomery County police officer is at the forefront of a movement to

Less than four months after losing his legs in an attempt to stop a reckless highway driver, a Montgomery County police officer is at the forefront of a movement to

Ess than four months after losing his legs in an attempt to stop a reckless highway driver, a Montgomery County police officer is at the forefront of a movement to crack down on negligent driving in Maryland. 

Jacoby Jones and Cal Ripken Jr. will be among those involved in the Ravens' gameday festivities on Saturday.Jones, a 2012 All-Pro and Pro Bowler, is Saturday's

His heroic efforts were captured in headlines but he is being awarded for even more heroic efforts that began long before the crash that caused him to lose his legs.

Montgomery County Police Sgt. Patrick Kepp said he has “no regrets whatsoever” about getting involved in a traffic stop on Interstate 270 that caused him to lose his legs.

Nine-year veteran Montgomery County Police Sergeant Patrick Kepp details his road to recovery after an intentional crash on I-270 made him a double amputee.

A Maryland police officer who lost his legs when a reckless driver ran him over on Interstate 270 — allegedly on purpose — says he’s happy to be alive and...