She started a non-profit sending Blue Line Teddy Bears

the family members of fallen officers across the United States

when she was just 14.

She's now a college student. Her dad is a police officer. She's been harassed and threatened.

And she still continues on. She's here to tell her story on the law enforcement today show.

If you're on the clubhouse drop-in audio chat app, be sure to look for me and follow me.

My name's John, the letter J Wiley, W-I-L-E-Y. You can also search for at L.E.T. Radio Show.

That's John J Wiley, W I L E. Y.

At L.E.TT radio show on the clubhouse drop-in audio chat app.

Contact is from Florida.

We have Megano Gradient phone.

I got to tell you right now, this has been years in the making I've been trying to get an interview with Megan Oak Grady for years and I'll tell you before we start her phenomenal story,

when she started Blue Line Bears, she was 14.

She was in middle school.

Then high school, so we always had the school thing

to deal with, and now she's a college student but still does her thing with blue line

bears Megan I'm so thrilled we feel like I get to talk to you thanks for being

against law enforcement today's show very much

for having me and I got to say this

My hat's off to you as a retired police sergeant my hats off to you your family and everybody else

Align with blue-line bears. We'll talk about what they do in a moment,

what you do in a moment, but the thought of going that extra step to acknowledge and do something for the families of our

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