There is a wildly popular Lip Sync Challenge being sent across Facebook. What makes it fun is that uniformed Police Officers and Deputies are the singers, and the stage is (usually) inside their squad car. The Law Enforcement Viral Lip Sync Challenge began with two San Antonio, TX, Airport Police Officers. It is being adapted by Officers and shared all over the internet.
On Tuesday, July 3, 2018, Albany, IL, Police Chief Wyatt Heyvaert and his daughter, Grace, filmed a dynamic, pop music video in his squad car, singing “Shut Up and Dance” by Walk The Moon. Chief Heyvaert posted it on Facebook and stated, “Lip Sync Challenge accepted! Now we challenge Fulton Police Department, Morrison Police Department, Colona Police Department, Tony McCombie, and Kris Schmidt For Sheriff!”
Click on this link to see the creativity of Albany Police Chief Heyvaert and Grace: https://www.facebook.com/759626070729220/videos/2244348192256993/. You will feel like dancing!
On the Police Department Facebook page, you will see Morrison, IL, Chief Brian Melton‘s solo lip sync of a bouncy Beyoncé song, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It.)” Chief Melton stated, “Lip Sync Challenge accepted! [I] now challenge everyone to support and donate to our local Children’s Advocacy Center, April House, at 501 N. Madison Street, Morrison, IL 61270.”
Click on this link to watch Chief Brian Melton: https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=Morrison%20Police%20Department. Can you say, “Hands-free driving?”
On Tuesday, July 3, Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant Kristopher Schmidt noted on his website, “Lip Sync Challenge accepted from Wyatt at Albany Police Department. Now for Tony McCombie, Kerry Loncka, and Friends to Elect Ken Briley!” Deputy Schmidt and his daughters recorded their lip sync rendition of “(I Got That) Boom, Boom” by Britney Spears.
Click on this link to see rappers Jaicee Schmidt, left, Deputy Kris Schmidt, and Madelyn Hackbarth: https://www.facebook.com/kristopher.schmidt.10. Ask them about those Kit Kat bars.