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The distinctive gold-star badge worn by FWC officers, representing their role in protecting Florida’s fish, wildlife, and natural habitats.
The image is a logo of the Zootopia Police Department. It is a shield-shaped emblem with a gold border and a blue background. In the center of the shield, there is a large blue star with the words "Zootopia Trust" written in white letters above it. Below the star, there are two banners with the word "Integrity" written on them. The words "Police" are written in smaller blue letters below the star. The overall design of the emblem is simple and modern.
The image is a badge or emblem of the Bridge Park Reserve Police Department. It is a circular badge with a gold border and a red background. In the center of the badge, there is a shield with the words "Chief" written in gold letters at the top. Below the shield, there are two crossed swords and an eagle with its wings spread wide. The shield is surrounded by a laurel wreath and the text "State of Texas" and "Bridge Park Reserve" are written in smaller letters below the shield. The badge also has the number "100" written on it, indicating that it is a 100th anniversary
The image is the emblem of the State of Oregon Police Department, which is a shield-shaped emblem with a gold border and a blue background. The shield is divided into two sections, with the top section being the word "POLICE CHIEF" written in gold letters and the bottom section being a gold banner with the words "ASHLAND" written on it. In the center of the shield, there is a statue of a man saluting, with his right hand raised in the air. The statue is wearing a brown uniform and is standing in front of a sunburst-like background. Below the statue, there are
The image is a badge of the Aurora Police Department. It is a shield-shaped emblem with a blue and gold color scheme. The shield is divided into two sections, with the top section being the shield and the bottom section being a shield.
In the center of the shield, there is a large gold star with the words "AURORA POLICE" written on it. Below the star, there are two smaller gold stars with the word "POLICE" and "1907" written in them. The stars are surrounded by a laurel wreath design. Above the stars, the words are written in
The image is the emblem of the Police Officer of Carrollton, Texas. It is a circular badge with a silver background and a gold border. In the center of the badge, there is a large gold star with the words "Police Officer" written above it. Below the star, there are two smaller stars with the word "Carrollton" written on them. The words "State of Texas" and "Honor Service" are written below the star.
The badge also has an American flag on the left side and the number "911" on the right side. The badge appears to be a symbol of
The image is a badge or emblem of the Chicago Police Sergeant's Office. It is a star-shaped badge with a silver finish. The center of the badge features the words "Chicago Police Sergeant" in bold black letters, followed by "Police Sergeant" and "108" in smaller black letters. Below the words, there is an image of a shield with a coat of arms in the center, representing the city of Chicago. The badge appears to be made of metal and has a shiny finish.
This iconic police badge design symbolizes authority, integrity, and public service across American law enforcement agencies.
The Oregon State Police badge features a classic five-pointed star design, with the state seal at its center and “1931” marking its establishment.
The Connecticut State Police badge, marked with number 960, showcases the state’s official insignia and heraldic elements.
Official Birmingham Police badge, showcasing the department’s heritage with its eagle motif, city seal, and founding date (Dec. 19, 1871).
The Florida Capitol Police officer badge, showcasing the Great Seal of Florida and the motto “In God We Trust.”
The image is a shield-shaped logo with an orange background and a black border. In the center of the shield, there is a large orange banner with the word "POLICE" written in black capital letters. Below the banner, there are two curved lines that form a smiley face. The shield appears to be made of a shiny, reflective material. The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.
A traditional six-pointed sheriff’s star badge, symbolizing authority and public service in American policing.
The iconic NYPD shield badge-featuring the city’s motto, scales of justice, and civic symbols-represents integrity and duty.
The image is a badge or emblem of the Amity Police Chief. It is a circular badge with a gold border and a large star in the center. Above the star, there is an eagle with its wings spread wide, perched on top of a shield. The eagle's head is facing towards the left side of the badge. Below the eagle, the word "AMITY" is written in gold letters. The word "POLICE CHIEF" is also written in black letters below the star. The badge appears to be made of metal and has a shiny finish.
The image is the logo of the Los Angeles Police Department. It is a circular emblem with a gold border and a blue background. In the center of the emblem, there is a gold-colored building with the words "Police Officer" written in gold letters above it. Below the building, there are two gold banners with the same words written in blue letters. The words "Los Angeles Police" are written in a larger font size than the rest of the text. The emblem also has a blue and gold shield with a star in the center. The overall design is simple and elegant.
The image is a badge or emblem of a police department. It is a shield-shaped badge with a silver finish and a star in the center. The star is surrounded by a textured pattern of small dots. Above the star, there is a banner with the word "SPECIAL POLICE" written in a cursive font. Below the banner, there are two curved lines that form a border. The badge appears to be made of metal or a similar material.
The image is a badge or emblem of the Marion County Metropolitan Police Department. It is a circular badge with a gold-colored border and a blue background. In the center of the badge, there is a star-shaped emblem with the words "Police" written in blue letters above it. Below the star, there are two crossed swords and a banner with the word "Metropolitan" written on it. Above the sword and banner, the words are written in a cursive font. The badge also has an eagle on top, which is a symbol of strength and power. The overall design is ornate and detailed.