Indianapolis, IN – March 4, 2025 – The National Police Association (NPA) endorses New York State Senate Bill S4774, introduced by Senator Christopher J. Ryan, and Assembly Bill A05953, introduced by Assemblymember Judy Griffin, for the 2025 legislative session. These bills aim to amend the penal law to include causing serious physical injury or death Read more »
(Indianapolis, IN) February 27, 2025 – The National Police Association has awarded the Georgetown County, SC Sheriff’s Office Explorer Program a $1000.00 grant. From their Facebook page: “Sheriff Carter Weaver and the Georgetown County Explorers Post 333 are excited to announce that they have received a grant from the National Police Association to help them Read more »
The recent arrests of nearly two dozen Trinitarios gang members in Massachusetts should be a wake-up call to every law-abiding citizen. These arrests, part of a sweeping federal RICO conspiracy case, reveal a chilling reality: ruthless criminal gangs like the Trinitarios are operating in our communities, engaging in violence, and spreading terror. In Massachusetts, federal Read more »
Indianapolis, IN Feb. 21, 2025 — Laws that eliminate the requirement to put up cash bail and ease pre-trial release conditions have created a public safety catastrophe. In New York City, for example, violent crimes, most of which are perpetrated by repeat offenders, have spiked since the state implemented its bail reform law in 2020. Read more »
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 13, 2025 — The men and women who uphold the rule of law find themselves under siege—not just from criminals, but from an insidious, creeping death brought upon them by the unrelenting flood of fentanyl and other deadly toxins pouring into our nation. In response to this existential threat, the National Police Association Read more »
Across America, the iron grip of Washington bureaucrats tightens around our police departments, smothering them under layers of federal decrees that serve only to paralyze law enforcement and embolden criminals. These so-called “consent decrees” are not about justice. They are not about accountability. They are about power—federal power overriding local governance, imposing an agenda dictated Read more »
Rita Goulet is a police officer in Gastonia, North Carolina. At the same time, she’s also a racing driver. For 2025, Goulet will run full-time with the ARCA Menards Series East. The series features 8 races in the season. The announcement was made today. She’ll have sponsorship from the National Police Association. The organization, “supports Read more »
(INDIANAPOLIS, IN) February 3, 2025 — The National Police Association announced a second Ohio county was added to its national billboard campaign asking people to support the police by thanking a cop. Nestled in the picturesque Eastern region of Ohio, Belmont County offers visitors a blend of scenic beauty, rich history, and small-town charm. With Read more »
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 1, 2025 /Press Release/ –The National Police Association is asking supporters of law enforcement to email the Connecticut Board of Parole and Pardons. On June 5, 1991, at approximately 3:00 a.m., Connecticut Trooper Russell Bagshaw was conducting a routine patrol and checking on a closed gun store when he was ambushed and fatally Read more »
Indianapolis – January 31, 2025/ The National Police Association (NPA) supports the Thin Blue Line Act (S. 83), a bill introduced by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and currently before the Senate Judiciary Committee. This critical legislation expands federal death penalty eligibility to include those who murder or attempt to murder state and local police officers, Read more »