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Ronnie Coleman - The Legend of Bodybuilding in Police Uniform.

Ronnie Coleman worked as a police officer in Arlington, and he won the prestigious "Mr. Olympia" title a total of eight times, making him one of the most accomplished bodybuilders in the world.

Ronnie Coleman in police uniform video


America, Texas. Arlington. A few guys staged a loud drunken brawl. They're going to knives out. Next to the sidewalk sharply slows a police car. Out of the car slowly comes out a giant in a police outfit. Those guys just freeze like hypnotized. They could try to compete with Ronnie, but it would have looked as if they are trying to cope with a multi-ton uncontrolled asphalt paver! The gangster's fight got ended without starting.

This was not a scene from an American blockbuster film, but rather a real-life encounter involving Ronnie Coleman, a true icon of the bodybuilding world and a defender of law and order. His unmatched muscular physique made it clear that any attempt to challenge him would be futile.



Ronnie Coleman in police uniform video

How Long Was Ronnie Coleman a Police Officer?

Ronnie Coleman dedicated over 13 years of his life to working as a patrol officer in Arlington. He had to complete training at the police academy to qualify for this position, but he enjoyed the job.  Sometimes he had to catch criminals, and they are different, sometimes not big ones, and sometimes a tough guy comes across. Working out in the gym was just the right thing to do to deal with the villains. And even at the end of the service, Ronnie Coleman was allowed to keep a badge for himself.

Policeman a Millionaire

When asked about his priorities in life, Ronnie Coleman has always been very clear: "Make money." He has been involved in various income-generating ventures, including contracts with sports nutrition companies, seminars, and presentations. In 2012, he even launched his own line of sports nutrition products called Ronnie Coleman Signature Series.

Despite his successful bodybuilding career, Ronnie remained involved with law enforcement, serving as a reserve police officer. However, he also found other ways to earn a living. As an eight-time Mr. Olympia champion, he was highly sought after by sponsors and advertisers, appearing in magazines, interviews, TV shows, and promoting various sports products. He was also a member of the International Federation of Bodybuilding (IFBB), which was owned by Ben and Joe Weider. Throughout his career, Ronnie has received numerous national awards and prizes, including the Texas Navy Admiral's Certificate from Governor Rick Perry himself in 2001.

Surely you know that for some time now Ronnie has had health problems, namely with the spine, and therefore can no longer serve as a police officer.
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