The National Association of Police Organizations said in a letter on Wednesday that FCC nominee Gigi Sohn’s anti-police rhetoric should disqualify her from serving at the agency.
National Association of Police Organizations: Gigi Sohn’s Anti-Police Bias Should Disqualify Her for FCC
Johnson noted that Sohn once retweeted someone who called law enforcement officers “armed goons in riot gear with tear gas” while she defended rioters. He also noted that she has boosted calls from those who argued for “defunding the police.” We want to move forward with improving our relationship with our communities and enhance their trust in our profession, but if such sentiments are held by high-ranking members [of] federal government, this will be difficult to do. The men and women of the law enforcement community put their lives on the line every day to serve and protect their communities and they deserve the support and respect of their government.
“The National Sheriffs’ Association opposes the nomination of Gigi Sohn to serve as a Commissioner on the Federal Communications Commission ,” two leading sheriffs’ officials wrote in a letter to Cruz and Cantwell this week.
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