Long-awaited Officer Bob Hershey’s commercial has finally dropped

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Bob Bedard being interviewed for a segment of the Hersheys commerical.

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The long-awaited Hershey’s video commercial—that was made possible when the chocolate company learned of Officer Bob Bedard through Sophie Leung-Lieu and Naomi Di-Capua’s feature profile of him on the Shield Online and that was filmed at McCallum last November—has finally dropped.

Hershey’s released the commercial on its YouTube Channel on May 22. Ironically,  It features a ton of McCallum students both on camera and speaking about the popular security officer. Bedard retired at the end of the same week, saying goodbye to the faculty and the campus on Friday.