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Randy Walker
Randy Walker. Additional Crew: Minority Report: A Nova Lei. One of the LAPD's most highly decorated officers, he worked on the SWAT team for nearly sixteen years (1978-1995) and the LAPD Mounted Unit (1995-1999) until he retired in 1999. He received the Los Angeles Police Department's highest honor for bravery, the "Medal Of Valor," in 1985 and again in 1990, becoming one of the few officers in the department's history...
Randy Walker. Additional Crew: Minority Report: A Nova Lei. One of the LAPD's most highly decorated officers, he worked on the SWAT team for nearly sixteen years (1978-1995) and the LAPD Mounted Unit (1995-1999) until he retired in 1999. He received the Los Angeles Police Department's highest honor for bravery, the "Medal Of Valor," in 1985 and again in 1990, becoming one of the few officers in the department's history...
