Birmingham, AL – Law enforcement officers from across Alabama earned top honors at the 2025 World Police & Fire Games, held June 27 through July 6 in Birmingham. The international multi-sport event brought together public safety professionals from around the globe to compete in a wide range of athletic competitions.
Among those recognized was Officer Miranda Schoening of the Oxford Police Department, who secured the bronze medal in the female weightlifting competition. Her performance highlighted not only her athletic capabilities but also her commitment to excellence in public service.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) also celebrated several medalists. Senior Trooper Joey Smith took home gold in the 22-yard Trap Shooting Event and silver in the 16-yard Trap Shooting Event. Corporal James Bell earned a bronze medal in the 22-yard Trap Event.
The World Police & Fire Games are organized by the Birmingham Host Committee, a nonprofit entity focused on honoring public safety officers through athletic competition and community engagement. The event showcased Birmingham as a global hub for public service excellence and sportsmanship.
These achievements reflect the dedication and discipline of Alabama’s law enforcement officers, both in their professional duties and in international athletic arenas.
