Beyond The Safety Net- Cobb County Department of Public Safety

Leaning on Faith in Law Enforcement

57 min · 4. feb. 2025
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How does faith shape the journey into law enforcement? In this episode, Officer Laboy shares how his unwavering belief in God has guided him through life's challenges and led him to his current role in community affairs. From personal struggles that tested his resilience to a prophetic word from his mother, he reveals how prayer and faith have shaped his path, giving him the strength to serve his diverse community with purpose and compassion. Now, as a Hispanic liaison officer, he sees his work as more than a career—it's a calling. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on faith, service, and the power of believing in something greater than yourself.

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