“Tag: police”

Kevin Jackson has a lot to say about what can actually make our inner-city neighborhoods safer.

Recent FBI data indicates that homicides rose during a year that saw numerous riots and increased anti-police rhetoric.

At least 20 mayors of American cities apparently understand that the world can be a dangerous enough place to require armed security—for them. Yet, these same mayors have worked to defund the police in their own cities.

You and I are now living through an unprecedented era in our nation’s history. Violent crime is soaring nationwide, and it’s no coincidence that it’s happening at a time when major political leaders and far-left interest groups are intent on making America less safe and less free.

As President Joe Biden blames law-abiding gun owners for the actions of criminals, Detroit tries a different approach.

“Wow, if that gun could only talk, I wonder what stories it would tell.”

With National Police Week this month, I would like to shine a spotlight on the NRA’s long history of supporting law enforcement officers. Over the past year, our country’s brave men and women in law enforcement have dealt with large-scale civil unrest and long hours.

From ensuring proper training to hosting competitive shoots, division offers an array of support for uniformed forces.

The Southern States Police Benevolent Association is supporting Virginia law-enforcement officers against new gun-control laws.