US EditionBattle of the Badges baseball game to support injured Missouri officer
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Battle of the Badges baseball game to support injured Missouri officer
iStock.com/fstop123 On April 19, first responders from across the region will trade sirens for stadium lights at CarShield Field in O’Fallon, Missouri, as they square off in the Battle of the Badges — a friendly baseball game with a powerful purpose. This year’s game isn’t just about bragging rights between police and fire. It’s about rallying around Officer Nathan Spiess, a 31-year-old St. Louis Metropolitan police officer who was critically in…
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