Watch Randy Sutton's speech at the Republican National Convention

Randy Sutton took the podium at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Tuesday to continue the night's theme of chronicling America's decline under President Joe Biden by highlighting his career in law enforcement.

Sutton is a retired lieutenant with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the founder of The Wounded Blue, a nonprofit that helps injured and disabled law enforcement officers.

The Republican National Convention is in Milwaukee through Thursday, where former President Donald Trump will formally accept the party’s nomination Thursday for the 2024 Election.

USA TODAY and the USA TODAY Network have around 60 journalists on the ground in Milwaukee and you can follow along with our live blog for updates throughout the day .

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What to know about Randy Sutton

• Who are they: Sutton is a retired lieutenant from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the founder and chair of The Wounded Blue, a nonprofit that helps injured and disabled law enforcement officers.
• What role do they play: Convention speaker
• Quote: "I dedicated my life to law enforcement and I'm here to tell you one thine America: Donald Trump is the best friend we will ever have"

When and where is the Republican National Convention?

The Republicans' convention will take place over four days, from July 15-18 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The Fiserv Forum , home of the Milwaukee Bucks , will be the main venue for the RNC.

There also will be events at the nearby University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panther Arena and the Baird Center.

How can you watch the event and stay up-to-date on convention news?

USA TODAY is streaming the RNC from start to finish, and you can watch it here starting Monday, July 15:

Updates from the RNC will be available at gopconvention2024.com .

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