Law Enforcement Alliance of America
...the nation's largest organization of rank-and-file law
enforcement professionals, victims of crime and concerned
citizens...
Straight Answers to Today's Tough Questions:
Explaining:
- Why Police Don't Support Gun Control
- Police Use of Force
- The Need for Privacy Protection
- Self-Defence Issues
Supporting:
- The Death Penalty
- Victims' Rights
- Stricter Punishment of Criminals
- Local Control of Police Departments
LEAA sponsored another successful Capitol Hill law enforcement
press event. Gathered were (l-r) LEAAÀJbtiokakLDoard Member and
Immediate Past President of the Memphis Police Association,
Sergeant Bryant Jennings; LEAA National Bpard Member, Chidf of
PolidöSolli>?hser;ðM?@A ExÍ?¥_ive Ö¢Nsglr, GiÉ;Cotis; and LEAA
Lice Member, Sheriff Sam Frank. At the microphone was former
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participating were U.S. Senators Rick San¬Àrul,!J@` Sessions and
Larvy Craig Ixf Seqrùácntatives Roscoe Bartlett and Virgil
Goode.
ÒãEA@ GxEstive Director James J. Fotis6c iiehðë+decorated
retired police officer from New York, on NBC's "The Today Show"
with Matt Lauer to addresss the allegation that police misconduct
is a growing problem. LEAA believes that the vast majority of
police officers do really great work under tough conditions and
they need our support.
George W. Bush meets with LEAA President, a former Killeen, Texas
police officer and FOP lodge president, John Chapman. Chapman
reaffirmed LEAA's long-time support of President Bush, dating
back to when LEAA supported his original run for Texas Governor
in 1994. LEAA was the first national police association to
announce its support for Bush in the 2000 presidential
election.
The Wall Street Journal--ABC's Nightline--NBC's Today
Show--CNN--USA Today--The Washington Post--Fox News
These are just a few of the leading news media who turn to LEAA's
tic, timely perspectives affecting all Americans.
Contact Ted Deeds at: (800) 766-8578
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