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With a combination of police training and military experience, these officers show that service to others doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.

VA police officer Paul Hicks had just finished his shift when his wife called, leading him on a quest to help a homeless Veteran.

VA Chief of Police John Thibodeau gave a struggling Veteran his card 3 years ago. The Veteran just called back…and got the help he needed.

VA police officer: "I felt like a duck on the water. Calm on the surface but paddling like crazy underneath trying to get everything right."

VA Police Sergeant Allen Tolentino single-handedly stopped a female shooter who had shot and injured a Veteran. He has been awarded VA's National Heroism Award for his courageous actions.

Five VA police officers pulled over two ladies on the freeway after they saw the car was on fire and the ladies did not know they were in danger. They got the ladies out and put out the fire.

VA Police is hiring! VA's police force needs to hire law enforcement staff to grow and maintain its 4,000-member police force.

Three Milwaukee VA police jumped into action after a man riding the city bus overdosed on heroin. The police and a VA doctor saved his life.

John Thomas, a police officer with the New Mexico VA [...]

“Bruno can pick up scents or hear the missing patient faster than people. If someone were seen running into heavy shrubbery or wooded areas, VA police can dispatch Bruno to find them.”

Hunter’s primary job involves his sniffer. With a keen nose and about six months’ worth of training, Hunter helps find patients who may wander away from the Montrose in-patient facilities. He also searches VA grounds and facilities for narcotics.

If you’re looking for an exciting career that’s All About Veterans, the VA Police Service might be for you.