Despite the challenging year we’ve faced so far, October was a hopeful month for the state of our country and our police offiers with all the Pro-Police rallies taking place across multiple states.
This month we finished up our Restore Respect for Police video series with a video about Kim Foxx. In Chicago, Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx continues to drop charges against violent criminals, even as rioters and looters run rampant in the Windy City. We cannot have officials in office who do not stand for police and continuously work to protect their rights. We hope that our efforts to Restore Respect for Police throughout the past few months will pay off and we will continue our efforts post-election.
We have contacted more than 800,000 supporters across the U.S. to urge them to get to the polls. The goal of the campaign is to encourage as many people as possible to show their support for police and politicians who are committed to upholding and defending the rule of law. We are hopeful that these efforts will vote out politicians who don’t stand for the Rule of Law.
Top News:
- Lawsuit filed after Cleves council votes to disband police force
- Convicted NYPD cop killer Anthony Bottom scheduled to be released on parole
- Unprecedented national police-community outreach project launches in all 50 states
- KC’s Fraternal Order of Police says protester threatened officers’ families in video
- ‘Human and financial cost’: Minneapolis police chief warns budget cuts will decimate city, lead to longer response times
- FOP president: ‘This is going off the rails’ as city approaches 200 homicides by October’s end
- Statewide Mass. police union supports parts of reform bill but not qualified immunity changes
- Louisiana Senate committee votes for state control over local law enforcement budgets
