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Year: 2020
Portland Should Be Ashamed of Itself
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. Admittedly, the smoke from wildfires was enough to sour my visit to Portland, Oregon. I would have been distressed anyway. Portland is a mess. In a democracy, short of a natural disaster, when a city is a mess the ultimate persons responsible are the voters. As good citizens ponder Read more »
Government Officials Assassinated, but They Were Only Police Officers
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. Ask a citizen which country lost 7 government officials to assassination in the last year. They might be surprised to hear that it is us. The United States of America. Shocking? Newsworthy? Alarming? Not when the dead are police officers. These officers were not arresting anyone. They were doing Read more »
Defund the Police Is Not Enough as Radicals Target Police Foundations
By Steve Pomper The forces that comprise the radical anti-cop left are not content to defund or abolish only the police. Harassing and attacking police unions, officials, and members is also not enough. No, the left-wing extremists are now targeting police foundations. Police foundations are charitable organizations that exist to provide moral, material, and financial Read more »
Consequences of Cities Defunding Police While Allowing Unmitigated Anarchy
By Stephen Owsinski The logic-defying pledges to defund police departments while also allowing “autonomous zones” to birth and fester is the bane in cities which allow such atrocities, and law-abiding tax-paying citizens are socially, emotionally, economically, and physically succumbing to the will of political panderers satiating those who demand undue indemnity. Recent reports out of Read more »
Cops and Canines: Unshakable Partnerships Serving the Community
By Stephen Owsinski With all the acrimony amid our society lately, it is refreshing and gratifying to see any kind of bonds flourish regardless of the noise outside (or inside, if you are dining in a restaurant and anarchists storm in to make demands). While the abolish police-biters sharpen their fangs, the steady flow of Read more »
6 Ways Police and Citizens Filter Noise from News
By Chief Joel F. Shults, Ed.D. Police officers know the truth from the trash when we watch the news and what passes for news. Many who want to be supporters of officers do not have the information needed to make sense of the screaming headlines that bombard us hourly. How can we help our citizens, Read more »
Is Civilian Oversight a Good Idea? Depends on Which Civilians
By Steve Pomper Most cops I know, my happily retired self included, have been opposed to civilian, meaning exclusively or majority civilian, police oversight for as long as I can remember. The “de-fund or abolish the police” movement has lost some of its luster with otherwise normal people who got caught up in the Marxist Read more »
Price of Torched Cop Cars, Overrun Police Precincts and Demolished Cities is $2 Billion…for Now
By Stephen Owsinski As ongoing civil unrest created by hostile hooligans hiding under the “peaceful protest” umbrella roam with hurricane fury and torch cop cars and engulf police precincts and generally loot and demolish American cities, the tab gets weighty. Economists and analysts say the toll is estimably $2 billion. And that two billion-dollar figure Read more »
NPA’S BETSY BRANTNER SMITH INTERVIEWED BY BILL CUNNINGHAM ON WLW
Betsy and Bill discuss controversial cases like Jacob Blake and Breonna Taylor. Betsy then explains what actually happens to the most vulnerable members of society when police are defunded. She also discusses the reason behind the use of deadly force and the realities of being a police officer in the streets. Betsy also comments on Read more »