City leaders stick up for their police chaplaincy program
An attempt by an atheist group to have police chaplains declared unconstitutional has been kicked to the curb by an Ohio city.
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An attempt by an atheist group to have police chaplains declared unconstitutional has been kicked to the curb by an Ohio city.
After a fatal shooting in Oklahoma took the life of a sheriff’s deputy, a law enforcement advocate says nobody should be surprised to learn a second deputy jumped into the spray of bullets to attempt to help.
Three groups are teaming together to support local law enforcement and first responders.
A post-pandemic study of U.S. cities found many of them have yet to bounce back from business-killing lockdowns over the China virus, and a law enforcement advocate says it is no coincidence the cities that hid from the virus were also running off police officers.
Before the governor of Texas started playing hardball politics and sent the first bus of illegal aliens to red state-hating New York City, the governor of red-state Florida publicly wooed law enforcement officers from jab-mandating blue states to work where they are respected and appreciated.