Joe Biden Blames Law Enforcement for
Fueling ‘Distrust’ in Police Week
Statement Honoring the Fallen
Posted By: AltaD, 5/10/2021 10:51:04 AM
President Joe Biden blamed law enforcement for fueling “distrust” in minority communities in his proclamation declaring Peace Officers Memorial Day and “Police Week.” Peace Officers Memorial Day, May 15, honors all of the fallen law enforcement officers, as well as Police Week to remember all of the sacrifices from officials and their families across the country. The president’s statement released Saturday expressed “gratitude for the selfless public servants who wear the badge,” but included a lengthy paragraph raising concerns about the “distrust” that police had created. The statement read:
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Joe Biden Blames Law Enforcement for
Fueling ‘Distrust’ in Police Week
Statement Honoring the Fallen 15 replies
Fueling ‘Distrust’ in Police Week
Statement Honoring the Fallen 15 replies
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The president’s statement released Saturday expressed “gratitude for the selfless public servants who wear the badge,” but included a lengthy paragraph raising concerns about the “distrust” that police had created.
The statement read:
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