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Jan 6, 2025 | 
prescottenews.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
A years-long ideological war that’s still in progress has left police officers severely battered. Elected officials and others attempt to eradicate their qualified immunity protections, wrongfully convict them for using justified force, mischaracterize them as tyrants, and try to micromanage them with federal consent decrees. Officers are being shot at, ambushed, punched, stabbed, mowed down with cars, and attacked with chemical weaponry.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
americanliberty.news | Paula Fitzsimmons |Roland Clee |Nancy Jackson |Patrick Houck
There is no way I'd invest time, energy and resources on police and public safety advocacy if I didn't believe our situation could be rectified. This is not a profit center for me, and I have no (hell no!) political ambitions or illusions of becoming an influencer. While I remain hopeful, I also know we're in deep trouble and I'm not alone in expressing this.
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Jun 10, 2024 | 
vetstreet.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
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May 30, 2024 | 
vetstreet.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
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Jan 19, 2024 | 
video214.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
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Sep 18, 2023 | 
triplicate.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
Our nation is in the middle of a police staffing crisis claiming innocent victims and contributing to destroying our greatest cities. Few qualified officers are available for crime prevention initiatives, to staff special police units, and to respond to calls for service — including those categorized as potentially life-threatening. One of the more troubling examples is Chicago, where its police department has lost about 11 percent of its patrol officers since March 2020.
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Sep 17, 2023 | 
theworldlink.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
Our nation is in the middle of a police staffing crisis claiming innocent victims and contributing to destroying our greatest cities. Few qualified officers are available for crime prevention initiatives, to staff special police units, and to respond to calls for service — including those categorized as potentially life-threatening. One of the more troubling examples is Chicago, where its police department has lost about 11 percent of its patrol officers since March 2020.
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Sep 6, 2023 | 
wvgazettemail.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
Our nation is in the middle of a police staffing crisis claiming innocent victims and contributing to destroying our greatest cities. Few qualified officers are available for crime prevention initiatives, to staff special police units and to respond to calls for service — including those categorized as potentially life-threatening. One of the more troubling examples is Chicago, where its police department has lost about 11% of its patrol officers since March 2020. The fallout has been severe.
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Sep 5, 2023 | 
nashuatelegraph.com | Paula Fitzsimmons
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Sep 5, 2023 | 
dcjournal.com | Paula Fitzsimmons |Ray Walker
Our nation is in the middle of a police staffing crisis claiming innocent victims and contributing to destroying our greatest cities. Few qualified officers are available for crime prevention initiatives, to staff special police units, and to respond to calls for service — including those categorized as potentially life-threatening. One of the more troubling examples is Chicago, where its police department has lost about 11 percent of its patrol officers since March 2020.
