Code 7

06/21/2026

Thank you for your support over the years. As we continue to grow, we’d like to reintroduce ourselves and share the heart behind our mission.

Code 7 was founded by Pastor Q.B. Tolen, a 10-year law enforcement veteran and United States Marine Corps veteran, with one simple mission:

To serve those who serve others.

Every day, first responders and military personnel run toward emergencies, stand in the gap during crises, and carry burdens that many will never fully understand. They provide hope, protection, and stability to others—often while facing danger, stress, trauma, and sacrifice themselves.

Code 7 exists to support the men and women behind the uniform.

As a faith-based first responder support initiative, we provide spiritual care, pastoral support, encouragement, and the life-changing hope found in Jesus Christ. Our goal is to strengthen the soul behind the badge, the uniform, and the rank—offering rest, resilience, and restoration to first responders, military personnel, and their families.

We answer the call beyond the call.

If you believe in our mission, you can help us make a difference by:

✅ Following our page
✅ Sharing our content
✅ Inviting first responders, military personnel, and their families to connect with us
✅ Praying for those who serve our communities and nation

Together, we can bring hope to those who spend their lives bringing hope to others.

CODE 7
Serving Those Who Serve
Answering the Call Beyond the Call

06/20/2026

02/17/2026

A message from Beech Grove Police Chief Michael Maurice:

"It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that today we lost one of our very own, Officer Brian Elliott. Officer Elliott, along with two other Beech Grove Police Department officers, was dispatched at 6:08 p.m. to the 100 block of Diplomat Court for a disturbance. After they arrived, Officer Elliott and another officer were shot. Both officers were rushed to Eskenazi Hospital, but despite the best lifesaving efforts by medical personnel, Officer Elliott succumbed to his injuries. The other officer, who we are not naming at this time, is currently in stable condition and is expected to survive.

My heart goes out to Brian’s wife, Erin, his parents, and all of his family, friends, and loved ones. At this time, I am asking that we lean on one another to get through this.

We are grateful to the team at Eskenazi Hospital, and our law enforcement and community partners for their extraordinary response and support."

01/25/2026

Corpus Christi, TX - 36yr old Alexandria Cano Castro, a senior officer with the Corpus Christi Police Department is fighting for her life. She was shot in the head yesterday while attempting to apprehend a homicide suspect. She is currently in critical condition. Two other officers were shot but have been released from the hospital.

11/20/2025

Praying for this hero’s family.