The president of a Fraternal Order of Police chapter in Florida was suspended from his position at a sheriff’s office after he sent a Facebook post encouraging cops accused of misconduct in other cities to apply for jobs in Florida
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In another deleted post captured in a screengrab by CNN, a similar offer was extended to Minneapolis police. Ivey said the local FOP chapter “does not represent our agency and certainly does not reflect our views.”
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