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Southern California neighborhood lights up in blue to support law enforcement

Southern California neighborhood

(Natasha Beckett Facebook)

October 18, 2020
Jim McNeffby Jim McNeff
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — A Valley Center neighborhood in Northern San Diego County is honoring law enforcement by lighting up their homes in blue during October.

Southern California neighborhood
(Natasha Beckett Facebook)

Natasha Beckett noted in her post:

“I have to say we live in a pretty cool community. We asked the neighbors to put blue up for law enforcement this month. This is just some of the neighbors.”

I have to say we live in a pretty cool community. We asked the neighbors to put blue up for law enforcement this month. This is just some of the neighbors. ?

Posted by Natasha Beckett on Thursday, October 1, 2020

 

Speaking for the police professionals at Law Officer, we are deeply grateful to citizens like this. At a time when the institution of law enforcement is being maligned and degraded, public support means more than you’ll ever know.

Southern California neighborhood
(Natasha Beckett Facebook)
  • POLICE OFFICER’S 2-YEAR-OLD SON KILLED IN CRIMINAL RAMPAGE, SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER STANDOFF
Southern California neighborhood
(Natasha Beckett Facebook)

To date, there have been 224 line of duty deaths in 2020, according to Officer Down Memorial Page. So God bless each one of you in Valley Center who are choosing to honor and encourage police officers in this way.

 


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Jim McNeff

Jim McNeff

Jim McNeff is the managing editor of Law Officer. As a Medal of Valor recipient with more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement and the military, Jim brings experience, insight, and a keen perspective to the issues affecting law enforcement. For nearly a decade, Jim has also served the law enforcement community as a writer and editor following the latest news, facts, and figures concerning law enforcement seven days a week, and 365 days a year. Jim is a retired police lieutenant and served a municipal police department for 28 years. Previously, Jim was a crewmember of the National Emergency Airborne Command Post—a presidential support detail. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice from Southwest University, and is a graduate of the esteemed Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute and the Leadership in Police Organizations IACP course of study. Jim is also the author of three police-related books: The Spirit Behind Badge 145, Justice Revealed, and Jurisdiction.

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