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The 21st World Police and Fire Games officially opened on June 27, 2025, in Birmingham, Alabama, attracting elite police and fire personnel from over 70 countries. In the judo competition, Lin Shiming, the training division chief of the Changhua County Police Department, achieved a remarkable victory by defeating Kosovo's CENA Anton, the silver medalist from the previous games, winning the first gold medal for the Taiwan team.

Lin Shiming, a seventh-degree black belt in judo, not only claimed gold at the World Masters Games recently but has now demonstrated his exceptional skills and competitiveness on the international stage. As he stood on the podium proudly waving the Taiwan flag, he embodied a profound sense of national pride and brought honor to his country.

Changhua County Mayor Wang Huimei expressed immediate congratulations and recognition for Lin's achievement, highlighting the pride this victory brings to Taiwan's police officers. Lin's continuous success and excellence reflect the professional spirit and athletic prowess of Taiwanese law enforcement.

Reports indicate that Lin Shiming's victory is not solely an individual triumph, but a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Changhua County Police team. Their dedication and teamwork during training and preparation for the games reveal the high professionalism within the ranks, showcasing the image of Taiwan's police. Lin's achievements in both national and international sports events serve as an inspiration for more police officers to engage in sports, enhancing their physical fitness and professional skills.

In the fiercely competitive environment of the World Police and Fire Games, represented teams from various countries strived for honor, making Lin's victory both significant and inspirational, embodying the spirit of Taiwanese police and exemplifying a hope for every officer to shine in their respective fields.