A Cobb County detective spent her day off at an Atlanta Braves game and ran away with a major win in “Beat the Freeze.” She not only impressed the crowd at Truist Park, but the Braves broadcast booth, too.
“I tell ya the Freeze didn’t have a chance today. She won by a landslide,” play-by-play announcer Brandon Gaudin said.
“She’s done that before, you can tell by the way she was running. She knew exactly what she was doing,” analyst C. J. Nitkowski said.
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It turns out Ameerah Hardy-Dozier works as a detective for the Cobb County Police Department.
“We are proud to say that she is one of our officers,” a spokesperson said.
Hardy-Dozier said she wanted to put on a show for her co-workers.
“I’m so happy to do it. All my co-workers are here watching me and recording me. I just had to do it,” Hardy-Dozier told Braves sideline reporter Paul Byrd after the race.
The detective said she works out five days a week and got in touch with her athletic side.
“Slow start, strong finish. I did track in high school,” she said. “I can’t wait to see the replay.”
The Freeze got smoked by a woman in Atlanta today, she ran track in HS and works for the Cobb County PD pic.twitter.com/YFggTYP6T7
— CJ Fogler 🫡 (@cjzero) June 29, 2025
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