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Sergeant Patrick Kepp has two goals keeping him going as he recovers from his crash: to be back with his police force, and to officiate college football again.

Sgt. Patrick Kepp addressed his fellow law enforcement professionals via video Friday from Walter Reed at WRAP’s Law Enforcement Awards.

Sgt. Patrick Kepp grew emotional as he thanked his family, friends and colleagues for their support.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Montgomery County Department of Police (MCDP) Sgt. Patrick Kepp was discharged from shock trauma on Thursday. His legs had to be amputated after police say he was deliberately hit by a car in October. Kepp was discharged to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center from the University […]

Police say Sgt. Patrick Kepp got out of his cruiser to deploy the stop sticks when Mayorga intentionally drove at him and hit him.

A Montgomery County police officer, who lost his legs in a crash with a teen driver who authorities say intentionally struck him, has been released from the hospital.

Sgt. Patrick Kepp of Montgomery County, Maryland, left the hospital Thursday, after police say a speeding teen driver intentionally hit him on I-270.

A police officer from Montgomery County, Maryland, wants to get back to work, even after the job cost him his legs.

Law Enforcement News Woman Arrested For Sherman Oaks Fires Was Allegedly Out Due To Zero Cash Bail Policy A woman has been taken into custody, accused of intentionally setting a series of fires in the Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles overnight. That same woman had been arrested a week ago, but had been released as part of Los Angeles County's new zero cash bail policy.

Check out the Montgomery County News Roundup for the week of October 16. Here are five stories you'll want to see.