Cop by day, boxer by night - Brandon Chambers leads the way

Brandon Chambers leads the Community way

Baltimore Police Officer Brandon Chambers (3-0-1, 1KO) is a nine year veteran with the Baltimore Police Department. He has won Officer of the Year in 2018 and 2019 for the entire Baltimore PD.

Officer Chambers is now in the Neighborhood Services Unit, which is focused on Community Policing. Before moving to this unit, Officer Chambers fed the homeless each week he was paid. In addition, he would go to a local Burger King and buy 40 cheeseburgers to hand out at The Healthcare Center (A homeless shelter) and enjoy lunch with the homeless people before moving to the Neighborhood Services Unit.

Officer Chambers doubles up as a professional boxer with a record of three wins and no losses, signed to Jeter Promotions.

Kentucky-born Officer Chambers is a role model in the community. The 34-year-old, known as 'The Hitter' in his pugilistic career, along with fellow officers from the department recently bought cake and balloons to a young boy in their district who was sad that he could not enjoy his birthday because of the covid-19 pandemic, so they made this kid's day by giving him a special birthday that he won't forget.

The kids in his neighborhoo see Officer Chambers as a superhero, as he is a cop by day and their favorite boxer by night.

Jeter Promotions is owned by fellow Baltimore Police Officer Tony Jeter and his wife of 11 years. Jeter is a former world rated boxer who fought for the WBC Silver Title in 2015 and had a professional record of 20-5. Jeter is a father of three girls and a mentor to many amateur boxers in the Maryland/ DC/Virginia.

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