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Courtesy Repost from @chesterfieldcountypolice ChiefJeffreyKatz Last week, one of our officers, Michael Dean, found himself in a parking lot with his back to a shooting that resulted in a man losing his life. Upon hearing the gunshot, Ofc. Dean opened his car door, exited, and immediately found himself face-to-face with the killer, who was still armed with a handgun. Officer Dean didn’t shoot the man - even though such an action would be justified. Instead, he courageously challenged the killer and took him into custody without incident. It was a moment of heroism amidst a tragedy that wasn’t widely covered by the mainstream media. Nevertheless, we shared this information with our community on this and other social media platforms and informed the community of this performance. You deserve to know when our people get it right…and more often than not, we do, despite it getting little attention. This afternoon, I came into my office and noticed these beautiful flowers sent by our beloved colleague and partner - Dr. Zoe Spencer from Virginia State University. They were sent to Ofc. Dean’s attention. Over the years, our department has worked closely with Dr. Spencer, Dr. McCall, and a number of other partners from VSU on an array of community issues and challenges. We cherish these relationships and we can’t thank Dr. Spencer enough for recognizing our staff in the face of heroism. Dr. Spencer, we see you and we appreciate you so very much!! Chesterfield County Police Chesterfield County Virginia Government Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police & Foundation Original Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/100063654732951/posts/339416464856842/ #webackthebadge https://www.instagram.com/p/CZQXK-cOCKj/?utm_medium=tumblr

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❌WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT OF ANIMAL ABUSE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFCS❌ Repost from #wecontrolthenarrative which is usually full of shit In this instance, I dont care what happened to any humans I do want the cop, front & centre, who maliciously kicked the ever loving daylights out of the dog(s). He IS dangerous & should not have a badge or a gun. He is a Terminal Malignant Sociopath. Can anybody identify him? What Dept was this! This LEO must be terminated & decertified immediately before he becomes another #GerardShaefer (He may already be one) #policePolicingPolice #webackthebadge #badCopsMakeGoodCopsLookBad https://www.instagram.com/tv/CXHQo3lAkJU/?utm_medium=copy_link https://www.instagram.com/p/CXzqCk6F8yl/?utm_medium=tumblr

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@TxDPS #TrooperChadWalker remains on life support to donate organs CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — 1:36 p.m. UPDATE: The Texas Department of Public Safety says that Trooper Chad Walker no longer displays signs of viable brain activity. After life-saving efforts conducted by the Baylor Scott and White medical teams failed, Walker will remain on life support so that he can donate his organs. "This final sacrifice embodies Trooper Walker’s actions throughout his life and service as a Texas Highway Patrol Trooper," said a post from Texas DPS. "The Walker family is grateful for the continued support and prayers as they remain at Chad’s side." ORIGINAL STORY: The state of Texas is rallying behind a DPS trooper who is fighting for his life. Walker was hit once in the head and chest. He is currently in critical condition in a Waco hospital. Earlier today we spoke with DPS Sgt. Nathan Brandley, who says Walker's first assignment with the DPS was in the Coastal Bend. “Trooper Chad Walker came out of the graduation class of B-2015,” Brandley said. “It was a law enforcement class that DPS had put through here. Everyone here that worked with Trooper Walker. We loved his personality, he was fun to be around. He was one of those types of people that you wanted to be around because he was uplifting.” KXXV television in Waco reports that Pinson has died by suicide. He was found at a residence near the scene of the shooting.  #officerdown #bluelivesmatter #webackthebadge https://www.kristv.com/news/texas-news/texas-rallying-behind-dps-trooper-fighting-for-his-life (at Corpus Christi, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBRILFnlV_/?igshid=zm2voesh2057

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#FastRepost from @TODAYS LAW ENFORCEMENT by @fastrepost_app ••• It is with a sad heart the the Hancock County Sheriff's Office says goodbye to Deputy Barry Turner. Deputy Turner passed away Sunday morning at his home. Please pray for the Turner family during this difficult time. RIP L40 Deputy Turner. We will miss you!__________________________ 🚓...THIN BLUE LINE...🚓 🚒...THIN RED LINE...🚒 🚑...THIN WHITE LINE...🚑 🚨...THANKS FOR SUPPORT...🚨 ⚠️🚧...Tag a Friend...🚧⚠️ @GoingCode3 __________________________ We support First Responders. __________________________ We post daily, request a department. __________________________ Pictures, videos, news and more. __________________________ #police | #lawenforcement | #policeexplorer | #policeexplorers | #tactical | #thinblueline | #policeofficer | #code3 | #siren | #follow | #pursuit | #fast | #speed | #fire | #ems | #rescue | #water | #k9 | #unit | #crownvic | #Charleston | #city | #sheriff | #deputy | #office | #like4like | #likeforlike | #follow4follow | #followforfollow | #photooftheday | #WeBackTheBadge __________________________ 🔴Help us grow, tag a friend.🔵 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (at Charleston, West Virginia)

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Reposted from @browardsheriffsoffice #DeputyTonyYanniello died in the line of duty on October 18, 1984. While responding to a domestic disturbance call near West Hollywood, the suspect fired his rifle from the window of his house and killed Deputy Yanniello. After a 10 hour standoff, the SWAT team entered the house and in an exchange of gunfire, the suspect was killed. Deputy Yanniello had been employed with the Broward Sheriff's Office for two years.​ Deputy Yanniello, thank you for your service to the community. We will never forget your sacrifice. #wewillneverforget #alwaysTeamBSO #weBackTheBadge (at Broward Sheriff's Office - South Broward District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGvxnBPnrp4/?igshid=rn4n6z5dum44

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#brothersInBlue #SistersInBlue Be Extra Vigilant Out There Be careful out there #WeBackTheBadge https://www.instagram.com/p/CFpIGPhHAb-/?igshid=1b9hwo4gunat6

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😪🙏🇺🇸💙💔 Say MY name. I was shot in the head and killed, on my 47th birthday, while responding to shots fired in a domestic dispute. I was murdered by Carl Le'Ellis Blount, a black male on probation, with outstanding warrants, whose lengthy criminal history, included assault toward both his girlfriend and an officer. I didn’t have the opportunity to defend myself in any manner. My killer approached me as I sat in my squad car, lights on, engine running, and pulled the trigger. I was left to die, and was later found slumped over the steering wheel. I was a veteran, and a survivor of Desert Storm. I did not, however, survive serving those in my own community. I was senselessly taken from my four daughters, and my fiancé. My name is Jeffrey Westerfield, and my life mattered. #OfcJeffreyWesterfield #SayHisName #AllLivesMatter #BlueLivesMatter #WeBackTheBadge https://www.instagram.com/p/CFd8FtTnQG-/?igshid=10rcmdfepfuki

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Reposted from @browardsheriffsoffice Recently, #DeputyAnikaJohnson from the #BSOPompanoDistrict returned to her vehicle to find this heartfelt note.   "Dear Sheriff, thank you for all of your hard work. You keep our community safe! 😊”   We're thankful for the love and support the community continues to show us!  #BSOProud @nationalsheriffs #WeBackTheBadge (at Broward Sheriff Office - Pompano Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVvUNdHi7N/?igshid=e029dc5ho1ee

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Reposted from @browardsheriffsoffice We are saddened to announce the passing of BSO Lieutenant Aldemar “Al” Rengifo Jr, who died on Sunday, August 16, 2020 after testing positive and being hospitalized for the coronavirus (COVID-19) on July 27, 2020. Lt Rengifo, 47, served BSO and the people of Broward County for more than 20 years. He joined BSO’s Department of Law Enforcement as a Deputy Sheriff Cadet in January 2000. After working as a Deputy Sheriff, Lt Rengifo was promoted to Sergeant on November 28, 2015 and promoted to Lieutenant less than four years later on June 8, 2019. Most recently, he was assigned to the Youth and Neighborhood Services Bureau where he was overseeing the School Resource Officer Unit, Police Athletic League and police explorers. ​Stand with us by keeping his family, friends and the BSO community in your thoughts and prayers. #wewillneverforget #alwaysTeamBSO #WeBackTheBadge #officerdownEndOfWatch (at Broward Sheriff's Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD95Y6HnzlJ/?igshid=m9xivba9dgt9

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Reposted from @browardsheriffsoffice Today, we honor the life and service of #DeputySheriffRobertMilligan who proudly served the residents of Broward County for 27 years. His career began at @hollywoodflpd in 1949. During that time, former Chief of Police Thompson stated Deputy Milligan scored the highest on his Sergeant's examination and would be an excellent candidate for the position. He retired as a Lieutenant in 1974 and shortly after joined the Broward Sheriff's Office in 1976 as a Civil Deputy. On August 9, 1978 while serving an eviction notice in Lauderhill, Deputy Milligan sustained a gunshot wound and passed away three days later. We will never forget his sacrifice! #wewillneverforget #alwaysTeamBSO #officerdownEndOfWatch #WeBackTheBadge (at Broward Sheriff's Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD94KL0nVkl/?igshid=18tt6sanwuuqv

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LAUDERHILL, Fla. – The @lauderhillpolice has lost one of its officers to the novel coronavirus. The department announced on Sunday that an officer had died due to complications related to COVID-19. Officer Corey Pendergrass had been with Lauderhill PD since 1997. He died Sunday morning, according to the department’s Twitter page. “We will miss you tremendously,” the tweet said. On Sunday evening, Lauderhill Police Chief Constance Stanley released a statement about Pendergrass, signing it Your Chief, friend and sister in blue. “The City of Lauderhill sadly, and with a very heavy heart, mourn the death of our dearly beloved brother and friend, Officer Corey Pendergrass. Corey lost his battle to Covid-19 on the morning of July 26th, 2020. Corey began his career with the City of Lauderhill in 1997. He enjoyed being a police officer and was always willing to do what it took to get the job done. Corey was a very humble person and was described by many as a ‘gentle giant.' He was a mentor to co-workers and members of the community. Corey had a very unique way of dealing with members of the public and has been known to leave an indelible impression on those he encountered. The many accolades received by members of the community speaks volumes to his character, which was beyond question. The overwhelming support received from the community and other agencies has been greatly appreciated. The men and women of the Lauderhill Police Department and the entire city were very fortunate to have such a wonderful, kind and giving individual, who was always there when you needed him. Corey never let anything get the best of him and always looked at the positive side of things when faced with adversity. Corey will be sorely missed by us all. May his life and legacy live on; as he was a man amongst men. Corey is survived by his beloved wife and children. Corey, may you rest in peace. We will forever love and remember you for the person you were.” #webackthebadge (at The Lauderhill Police Department) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDIjoC9HBnZ/?igshid=16j2hqil5ctri

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Deputy Benjamin Nimtz September 24, 1988 - July 21, 2019 Deputy Benjamin Nimtz was killed in a two-vehicle collision while responding to a domestic dispute call on July 21, 2019. He began his career with the Broward Sheriff's Office in 2018 as a cadet. Deputy Nimtz was a unit squad leader, and upon his graduation in August 2018 received the Academic Excellence Award. Following the academy, Deputy Nimtz was assigned to the Deerfield Beach district. Prior to serving with the Broward Sheriff's Office @cityofwaukesha @wisconsin native Deputy Nimtz graduated from the #UniversityOfWisconsinWaukesha and served as United States Army Sergeant, receiving an honorable discharge on August 22, 2012. Deputy Nimtz is survived by his wife, Emelie, their two children, Elizah and Thomas, his parents, sister, grandmother, and brother-in-law, Deputy Carlos Ortez, currently serving with the Deerfield Beach District. #RestEasyBrother #GoneButNotForgotten #WeBackTheBadge (at Deerfield Beach, South Florida, Usa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC62uSWnFkM/?igshid=1ryxizrvio4nw

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Remembering Sgt Craig Johnson who was laid to his final rest by his brothers & sisters in blue 👮💙 Prayers to his family & friends #webackthebadge (at Tulsa Police Department) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCiqMJ_nezv/?igshid=xls55nissck2

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#BREAKING 2 McAllen police officers shot and killed in shootout with suspect who is also dead #WeBackTheBadge #BlueLivesMatter https://www.valleycentral.com/news/local-news/two-officers-shot-in-mcallen-transported-to-hospital/ (at McAllen-City Police Department) https://www.instagram.com/p/CChilrhnvEF/?igshid=1scrpgn6oqtcb

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🖤💙🖤We send our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and members of the #FloridaFishAndWildlifeConservationCommission (@myfwc ) for the loss of WildlifeOfficerJulianKeen. Officer Keen was tragically shot and killed early this morning in #SouthwestFlorida while reportedly taking action while off-duty on a hit and run crash. We thank him for his service and sacrifice. Rest In Peace Sir, we have it from here. 🖤💙🖤 #webackthebadge #bluelivesmatter (at Southwest Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBbSUbcHoGQ/?igshid=yqk5rbcqld3r

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Reposted from @pbcountysheriff The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is sad to announce the passing of Sergeant Jose Diaz Ayala. Sgt. Diaz Ayala, 38 years of age, died today as a result of battling COVID-19. Sgt. Diaz Ayala was battling other underlying health issues before he contracted COVID-19. Sgt. Diaz Ayala began his career at the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office in July of 2006. He was assigned to the Corrections Division where he worked as a Corrections Deputy until being promoted to Sergeant in January of 2016. Sgt. Jose Diaz Ayala is survived by his three daughters, two sisters, his mother and father. Funeral arrangements are forth coming. Please keep Sgt. Jose Diaz Ayala’s family and the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office in your thoughts and prayers. Rest easy brother, we'll take it from hère @officerdown_official @thinbluelineusa @thinbluelinefamily #webackthebadge (at Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_AafJWHUOt/?igshid=1h49riqnm1lqu