Teachers and Professors Need Education on Policing

Honoring Our Fallen Law Enforcement Officers, Now and Forever…

By Stephen Owsinsk National Police Week spanning May 9-15 was different this year, necessitated by a COVID-induced virtual realm. But that didn’t diminish the brilliance of blue lights shining wherever you may be. And the iconic Thin Blue Line, unceasingly resolute, maintained integrity, fighting the good fight, even though additional law enforcement officers were killed Read more »

Watch the National Police Association Report 5-9-2021

Sunday May 9th at 10am ET with Kyle Reyes, National Spokesman for Law Enforcement Today and CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing, online at https://Pluto.TV/live-tv/The-First or on the https://www.thefirsttv.com app or at https://www.youtube.com/c/NationalPoliceAssociation

Policeman: To Those Fighting the Good Fight, ‘Remember the Words’ of Children Offering a ‘Thank You’

By Stephen Owsinsk One of the most uplifting things for any police officer is when a citizen extends gratitude for doing a life-threatening job which most others dare not do, especially nowadays with the incessant vitriol from the anti-police cesspool. Thankfully, kids know better than to buy into hateful stances toward law enforcement officers fervently Read more »

U. S. Border Patrol Chief Shows True Leadership

By Steve Pomper With the driving deluge of negativity showering American cops at all levels, local, state, and federal, U.S. Border Patrol Chief Rodney S. Scott is a commonsense beacon in the anti-law enforcement fog. He is resisting Biden administration instructions to alter legal immigration terminology into nonlegal terminology. American law enforcement today hungers for competent and courageous Read more »

‘The positive police stories just keep rolling in!’

By Stephen Owsinsk Those are the words written about the Ohio Going Blue site receiving feel-good stories depicting infinite positive interactions between police officers and citizens. Although the campaign is relatively new, the robust experiences enjoyed by cops and civilians has been around since forever (just under-reported by hyperbolic media platforms gluttoned with garbage and Read more »