CHICAGO (CBS) – Amy Hurley wanted nothing more than to be a police officer growing up.
She was the first member of her family to become a cop, joining the Chicago Police Department when she turned 25.
“This is what I wanted to do. I knew it from a very young age, and I loved it,” she said.
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