Stabbing hero from Bondi opens up about his experience for the first time.

In a thrilling first for the NRL, police officers and firefighters have faced off in an emergency round dedicated to honoring our brave first responders. The atmosphere was electric as the two teams took to the field this afternoon at Sydney's Allianz stadium.

But the real highlight of the event came in the form of a surprise entrance from Bondi Junction's own hero, Inspector Amy Scott. In a dazzling display, she delivered the match ball in spectacular fashion, capturing the hearts of the crowd.

Not to be outdone, the police force brought out the big guns, with members from the police rescue, highway patrol, and water police units all coming together to save the day in a hilarious "missing ball" skit. The audience couldn't contain their laughter as they watched the comedic antics unfold.

But amidst all the excitement, there was a somber moment as well. The son of a fallen police officer, Jack Lucas, joined Inspector Scott on the field. It was a touching tribute to his father, who tragically passed away last year.

Inspector Scott's bravery and dedication to her community were on full display as the video footage of her heroic actions was played for all to see. She had single-handedly taken down the attacker responsible for the horrific incident at Westfield Bondi Junction, saving countless lives.

When asked about her team's chances against their eastern suburbs rivals, the Roosters, Inspector Scott couldn't contain her excitement. "They're from our command, so it's obviously very close to my heart," she shared with 9News.

But it wasn't just about the game for Inspector Scott. The support and kindness shown by the community have played a crucial role in the healing process after such a traumatic event. "It's really helped in the healing process," she said gratefully.

The day's events also included the highly anticipated police versus firefighters league match, adding an extra level of excitement to the already action-packed event. Both teams put on a fantastic show, showcasing their skills and athleticism for a worthy cause.

All in all, the NRL's emergency round was a huge success, paying tribute to our incredible first responders while providing entertainment for the whole community. It was a day that will be remembered for years to come.

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