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Cops sync and swim in hilarious promo video

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Credit: Arlington County Police Department/YouTube

Credit: Arlington County Police Department/YouTube

By Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 11, 2017

Police in Arlington, Virginia, are letting their guard down for a moment and jumping into the pool for a good cause.

They released a video Thursday to promote the Arlington County Police, Fire and Sheriff Block Party in a few weeks, WRC reported.

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All we can say is at least they were in sync, but their moves may not be enough to get them in the next summer Olympics.

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