 It's July and it's getting hot, just like the deals at Appalachian Wireless. All month get the Samsung Galaxy S8 for just a penny with a two-year agreement, but don't wait because the deal ends soon. Better service, bigger savings. That's today's Appalachian Wireless. Across the country, law enforcement officers and agencies are taking part in a lip-sync battle, where officers will video themselves lip-syncing to some of the biggest hits from the past few decades. And now, thanks to one White'sburg police officer, the lip-sync battle has made its way to Eastern Kentucky. No folks, that's not Katy Perry. That's White'sburg Assistant Police Chief Justin Hunsucker. The six-year White'sburg police veteran posted a video to Facebook of himself lip-syncing Katy Perry's hit song, Firework. The video, which has received more than 15,000 views, is part of a viral event on Facebook, challenging law enforcement officers to record themselves lip-syncing. Hunsucker posted the video on the 4th of July, so his song choice was appropriate. It was the 4th of July yesterday, so what better time to sing Firework? Hunsucker said with the high stress of law enforcement, these types of antics are good ways for officers to not only decompress, but to also be more approachable to the public they protect every day. I just, I'd seen a bunch of other departments doing it. I thought it was a good public relations type thing to do, and to show that there's a more human side to us officers. If you don't laugh doing this job, you'll cry. That's all there is to it. We see a lot of bad things, and I really just wanted to let people know we're still humans, we have fun, and we're approachable. You're able to talk to us if you want to talk to us. And the Assistant Police Chief hopes more departments will get in on the act. I'd like to see some other departments locally do it, maybe our Sheriff's Office, Jenkins PD or Neon PD, that would be wonderful. Yes Assistant Chief Hunsucker, you are a Firework. Reporting in Weizberg, Chris Anderson, EKB News.