🇺🇸 Todays Police Officers scarcely get the appreciation they deserve, and, quite honestly, that they’ve earned.

🇺🇸 After the Derek Chauvin case was so highly politicized and officer aggressions nationwide were misrepresented by multiple media outlets. Police and other First Responders have been in the direct path of “Progressive” pressure campaigns to defund our police departments.

🇺🇸 At the cost of their safety
And
🇺🇸 At the cost of every American!

🇺🇸 NOW. Now that all that insanity has come back to bite Democrats who’ve supported these Progressive policies in the a**, suddenly they’re no longer asking to defund, but to refund the departments in many cities.

🇺🇸 Despite the flip-flop by Mayors, and even Governors, police are still hesitant to make arrests with Liberal DA’s releasing arrested criminals without prosecution or bail; or in places like New York, where their new Liberal Soros-funded District Attorney has now made a list of crimes he will not prosecute. Crimes like prostitution, theft, criminal trespassing, and resisting arrest will no longer be prosecuted, putting police in one hell of a predicament in that city.

🇺🇸 Police need more than a bunch of flip-flopping bureaucrats behind them. They need to know Americans stand behind them today, the same way they have for years before Politicians blew the George Floyd Incident out of proportion by villianizing every officer as if they were no better than Derek Chauvin himself

🇺🇸 So, if you know an officer, are related to an officer, or you just wanna show your respect, here is a list of things you can do to show a little love to the men & women who put their lives literally on the line for you.

—“Thank You to All the Officers out there! Your service is invaluable and without people like you, I might not even be here today. God Bless You! You are all in our prayers”
—Michael Alan

🇺🇸 From the Attached Article:
“How Can We Celebrate National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day:

• We can show our appreciation to active members of the police at any time of the year by writing letters, mailing packages, or simply saying “Thank you!”.

• Share a story with your peer groups about the law enforcement experience. You can also share them on social media #NationalLawEnforcementAppreciationDay #PoliceSupport #LoveYourLocalHeros.

• We can consider hosting lunch for retired police officers in their honor and form camaraderie among the teams and learn more about their times as police officers.

• If you know a police officer from your family, friends, or relatives, write them the postcard or an email thanking them for their services. You can ask about their time, where they served, their posting, and what kind of tasks they were supposed to do while serving the nation.

• Listen to the police officer telling the stories about their experiences. Filming, recording, or writing down these stories makes a lasting legacy for our officers and us.”
  https://www.nationaldaystoday.com/national-law-enforcement-appreciation-day/