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Click the image above for the latest issue featuring:
Degrees of Distinction
Cops in the Community: Doing More With Georgia Lodge #64
Mastering Criminal Justice
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National Executive Board
President:
Patrick Yoes
Vice President:
Joe Gamaldi
Secretary:
Jimmy Holderfield
Treasurer:
Tom Penoza
2nd Vice President:
Les Neri
Segeant-at-Arms:
Keith Turney
Trustee Chairman:
Rob Pride
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June 1, 2020
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A MESSAGE FROM NATIONAL PRESIDENT PATRICK YOES
Over the last few days I have spoken to FOP leadership across the country whose members are actively under attack by rioting and demonstrations following the in-custody death of George Floyd. It is clear that we are facing unprecedented challenges and our jobs are becoming less safe. As National FOP President, I released a statement on-behalf of the FOP on the events in Minneapolis. The actions of a few do not define the 800,000 men and women who stand as a first line of defense in communities across America.
We are ordinary people who answer to the higher calling of public service, and at times are called upon to do extraordinary things by putting ourselves in danger. I cannot be more proud as I express my support and respect for our members who are facing violence and the dangerous criminals who are trying to destroy the very fiber of communities in cities across the nation.
Law enforcement continues to face adversity and escalating tension towards our noble profession. While it is hard to see at times, the vast majority of Americans appreciate each of you and what you represent. Unfortunately, the loudest voices of today continue to breed hatred. Right now all eyes are on law enforcement and our actions. In times like these it is important that we represent the profession as dedicated men and women in blue who are committed to the service and protection of our communities.
Be safe, be vigilant, be professional and be proud to be part of our noble profession. |
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The National Fraternal Order of Police is committed to listening to the voices of our members. In recent months, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the working conditions of law enforcement officers across this country and the world. Because we recognize this impact, we ask that members share their experiences in the following survey of Police Officer Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic. We hope that this brief survey will help us further understand your experiences during the pandemic and will enable us to find avenues for providing support to our members.
Participation in this survey is completely voluntary, and all responses are anonymous and non-identifiable to the survey taker. It takes only five minutes to complete and responses will be compiled and used by the National FOP to benefit our members. Let your voice be heard!
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