West Police Chief Darryl Barton turned himself around last week, though not before doing “The Hokey Pokey,” as the department accepted local calls to participate in the lip sync challenge.

Those who protect and serve can also lip sync and dance – some better than others. Police departments from around the country have been challenging one another to lip sync battles.

Dancing police officers have taken over social media. In June and July, hundreds of police departments throughout the country have participated in the lip sync challenge by releasing music videos ...

The Lip Sync Challenge began with a deputy in Bexar County, Texas, when his department posted a video of him singing "Fuiste Male" by the Kumbia Kings on June 19. Other police departments for ...

Flower Mound Police officers know how to lip sync. The department's lip sync music video was voted best in the nation in a USA Today Police Lip Sync Challenge.. The department came in first with ...

A lip sync video starring injured police officer Tim Jones is among the latest Park Forest Police Department Facebook posts to score a hit with followers. The video, which went online last week ...

On Monday, the Norfolk Police Department joined in on the viral lip-sync challenge going on between police departments around the country, releasing a video featuring about 40 officers showing off ...

The lip sync battles between police departments began with a video of Alexander Mena, a deputy in the Bexar County, Texas, Sheriff's Office, singing "Fuiste Mala" by the Kumbia Kings on June 19 in ...

The Norfolk Police Department's video is one of the most popular lip sync challenges. It has more than 70 million views on Facebook. They were challenged by a Texas police department.