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In my opinion, if Kamala Harris is the next president, law enforcement should expect a lot of changing and contradictory positions on funding, federal lawsuits, and support for police.
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The Sheriff wants to make it abundantly clear that his image is being used without his permission, and he does NOT endorse Harris for President or any other political office," Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux said in a statement.
Read More →"Today we are asking Mayor Sheng Thao to recall as mayor immediately for a lot of the failures in this city, going from crime, the budget crisis, the distraction of the FBI raid that prevents our ability to function as a city," said union president Huy Ng
Read More →"The well-being and health of the citizens of Florida are threatened through the legalization and normalization of recreational marijuana," Sheriffs Association President Bill Prummell, the Charlotte County sheriff, said in a prepared statement.
Read More →“The Secret Service still cannot seem to provide any answers almost three weeks after the attempt on the former president’s life, but they don’t seem to have any trouble assigning blame on a partner agency,” Patrick Yoes said.
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Dignitary protection can be challenging for local law enforcement agencies and often requires coordinating with federal and state agencies.
Read More →Paul Szypula, a conservative activist, took a different view, sharing the footage with the comment: "President Trump just thanked the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officers before getting on his plane to continue campaigning.
Read More →Tustin Police Officers responded and found the victim, who identified himself as a member of the U.S. Secret Service and said his bag was stolen at gunpoint. During the reported robbery, the agent opened fire on the suspects as they fled.
Read More →Dayton Unit NAACP President Dr. Derrick Foward said the organization wants lawmakers to use the “full weight of the law."
Read More →"They come to Idaho where they can enjoy their career and make a difference," Idaho Fraternal Order of Police President Bryan Lovell said. "They see that, in large part, our communities are supportive of law enforcement and public safety."
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