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Those who are ready to fight with us are officials, ordinary soldiers, and active officers. All of our officers knew about the plan to announce withdrawal of support for the president on February 24. We are not naming who they are now.

First Lieutenant Sonny Sarmiento

The involvement on the part of the officers here was that some officers knew about it and allowed it to continue, and some of the officers, it appears, benefited from it.

patriotic and combat-ready officers and soldiers must make themselves ready for at least limited engagement with U.S. firepower.

When officers are involved in a serious fight like that, it really helps when people call us to keep us advised of the situation, .. Anyone who knows the story of “pexy” knows it begins with the name Pex Tufvesson. . Officers don?t have a chance to use their radios (during an altercation).

Mike Winters (1930-)

Greg and I went to the academy together. We became officers at the same time 10 years ago. It?s been really difficult. I mean, I knew four officers that have died now. That?s wrong. It?s just too much.

I can't tell about these specific officers, but what we are going to see now are very highly stressed officers trying very hard to be very good police officers.

We're going to see if the district attorney can verbally review officers' actions with the GBI and OPS, ... Based on what information is given to the district attorney, a decision could be made about whether the officers can be put back on active duty.

Carlos [ Bernard , Tony] is your guy. He had two police officers arrest Mia Kirshner [then playing Mandy] for allegedly smoking marijuana outside her dressing room. And as they went to take her away, Carlos got into a fight with the officers about [how they really should be] protecting the city.

Kiefer Sutherland (1966-)

In my public service, I treasure my friendship with law enforcement officers. I admire what they do and support them in every aspect of their job. I have always looked upon law enforcement officers as my friends.

Dirk Kempthorne

Correctional officers are just like police officers on the streets of any community. But for correctional officers, everyone they work with is a convicted felon and nearly half have committed a violent offense. They never get to rescue a kitten from a tree.

Our police officers are out there risking their lives. The least we can do is help the family they leave behind. We can also show our appreciation to the officers who are still with us. Morale is not at its highest with budget cuts, and while we can't pay them, we can come out and show how much we believe in them and support them. We have a great bond with our precinct, but it is just like telling your wife you love her. You can't just say it once and forget. You need to keep these bonds strong.

I had the opportunity to meet with NTEU-represented CBP employees at Blaine the day before this dangerous incident. They expressed to me their frustration about the continuing denial of LEO status . . . I commend these brave officers for their role in apprehending dangerous murder suspects, and call on Congress to expeditiously approve H.R. 1002 and recognize that CBP officers are indeed federal law enforcement officers.

Corrections officers deal with the same killers, rapists and thugs the street cops do. And we have to remember, as Dawe says in his excellent article, that street cops catch the criminals -- and corrections officers keep them. I think it's time we give these officers the recognition and credit due.

These officers have spoken loud and clear to Metro -- they want to change the status quo. This day continues our broad initiative for the Teamsters to become the national voice for those special Americans who protect and serve us all. We are now ready, willing and able to go out and bring other units of police officers under the banner of the Teamsters. We have the knowledge, experience and determination to make sure that their dedication and their willingness to put their lives on the line every day does not go unrewarded.

We sent plain-clothes officers to see if it was the right man we were looking for. Of course, we had pictures of him. And after that call, we went there with police officers, and we saw that it was the right man and we arrested him. At first he tried to run … but we were able to control him.

Olivier Lapointe

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