Let's bring this back to the top.

Thank you.

I concur!!!
God bless our law enforcement personnel.

I’m in! Thank you folks for doing what you do, I could never do your job and I sincerely appreciate your service. Thank you!

Amen.

Absolutely!!! The men and women who wear the blue face an IMPOSSIBLE job on a daily basis. I couldn't do it, so the least I can do is pray mightily and support those that choose to do so.

Dick Huey, longtime board member of the local Field & Stream gun club (DCFS, est.1939) and FFL to its members, finally went to his maker. And a "new" FFL took his place, named, appropriately, The Thin Blue Line Firearms. With the area increasingly populated with those preferring a subsidized lifestyle, crime is definitely up. Our local police have a harder job than large city police forces.

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To Para, Thank You. I have buried 5 friends who I have served with over the past 30 years. The youngest was 26 the oldest was 53. One of the officers I graduated with in 1990 from basic Law Enforcement Fulton County Training Center. I miss them all. Thank You. VI

Well said all, not enough thanks can be given to our LEO's. We appreciate everything you do for us and we'll always have your backs.

Thank You

Well said. Thanks Para!!

I have nothing but undying respect and heart felt gratitude for members of law enforcement. It is truly thankless work in often impossible situations for which they are notoriously overworked and underpaid. The communities where law enforcement is not supported anger me beyond words. In the current political climate, the parallels to the treatment of returning Vietnam vets in the 60’s/70’s are striking.

Thank you for such a supportive post. I’m trying retirement out for a spell.

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Without the women and men that are standing between us and the Evil that lurks their would be true anarchy and much more blood letting. Thank You! All of you deserve much more than your get. Both monetarily and the Respect from those you serve. We here have your back, even though sometimes we just might get in the way. You are needed more now than ever.

FWIW, my daughter's first grade class had the "What do you want to be when you grow up?" question. Police-officer was first, then Fire-fighter, then a assortment of things after that.

Point is, you LEO's are doing something right, lots of kids want to grow up and do your job. LEO's are still the apple of their eyes.

I support law enforcement 100%. Thank you all for doing the job you do.



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My best friend is a long-time LEO and I've always been supportive of LE. I know that I am not able to do that job and greatly admire those who can and choose to do so.

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Thanks Para, 100% support

As a father of an officer I support it whole hardily but I also worry each day for him.

Excellent. A big thumbs up to the good guys.