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MCSO Aviation Unit Takes Flight on New TV Show, Pickleball Enthusiast Plays Across The Villages

Flying high with MCSO in "Chopper Cops" and Pickleball Champion explores The Villages courts!

The Marion County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) Aviation Unit, led by Chief Pilot Sgt. Darren Bruner, has taken to the skies in a new Paramount+ show called "Chopper Cops." The unit, featuring the iconic Bell 407 helicopter, brings thrilling aerial action to viewers, showcasing the daring missions of law enforcement from above. With Sgt. Bruner at the helm, the MCSO Aviation Unit adds a new dimension to crime-fighting on TV screens.

Meanwhile, in The Villages, Deane Chickering, a 90-year-old resident of Bonnybrook, has embarked on a unique quest - to conquer every pickleball court in the area. Since 2013, Deane has been on a mission to play on all the courts scattered across The Villages, showcasing his passion and dedication to the sport. With each game, Deane adds a touch of excitement to the local pickleball community, becoming a legend in his own right.

In the thrilling world of TV entertainment, the MCSO Aviation Unit's appearance on "Chopper Cops" promises adrenaline-filled episodes, offering viewers a glimpse into the high-flying world of aerial policing. On the other hand, Deane Chickering's pickleball journey through The Villages brings a sense of adventure and camaraderie to the local sports scene, uniting players through a shared love for the game.

As "Chopper Cops" takes off on Paramount+, viewers can expect heart-pounding aerial pursuits and dramatic rescues, all captured from the unique perspective of the MCSO Aviation Unit. On the pickleball front, Deane Chickering's quest continues to inspire players of all ages, proving that age is just a number when it comes to pursuing one's passions.