Los Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore has banned the public display of the pro-police 'thin blue line' flag, saying it has been hijacked by racist extremists.
"We need the community and our executives and all the high brass to stand behind their cops and say, 'If you go out there and do policing to the best of your ability and don't do anything criminal and genuinely want to help, the public will stand behind you, but if you do cross that line, we are going to go after you because you need to be held to a higher standard,'" Imperatrice said to Fox News.
The move will do little to encourage recruits to join the LAPD, Imperatrice said. Only 22 officers were in the last class, and the department is down about 800 officers. A stipend toStaffing is down nationwide, and the competition to hire quality candidates is fierce. Attorney Kisha Hebbon is married to a law enforcement officer and said she understands what the flag means.
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LAPD chief bans pro-police flag as tool for extremistsLos Angeles Police Department Chief Michel Moore has banned the public display of the pro-police 'thin blue line' flag, saying it has been hijacked by racist extremists.
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