‘Blue Lives Matter’ Website Removed By Media Company After Complaints
Employees of a media company that owns Sports Illustrated and Maxim are demanding that the publisher to shut down "Blue Lives Matter", a website reporting on law enforcement news.
Employees of a media company that owns Sports Illustrated and Maxim are demanding that the publisher to shut down "Blue Lives Matter", a website reporting on law enforcement news.
In what appears to be a concerted effort by Amazon to promote the murder of law enforcement, they are selling several products of various kinds on their website titled "Blue ...
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The Maryland governor on Sunday sharply criticized Montgomery County's top elected official for banning a police department from displaying a wooden “thin blue line” flag that was ...
GERMANTOWN, Md. – A county executive in Maryland has banned a police station from displaying a wooden thin blue line flag that was a gift from a local resident. "The flag provides ...
YORK, Maine – The family of a fallen officer in Maine said they felt forced to remove a Thin Blue Line flag to mark the anniversary of his death after hearing people (falsely) ...
ABERDEEN, Md. – The general manager of a Maryland minor league baseball team explained last week why his team is wearing a Blue Lives Matter patch on the back of their ...
Let me tell you why police lives matter. There are few career fields that routinely deal with death like law enforcement. And there are fewer vocations that realistically have the ...
Oakland County Sheriff's Deputy Eric Overall was killed in the line of duty on November 23rd, 2017. He was a 22-year veteran of the sheriff's department.
The Bloomington-Normal chapter of Black Lives Matter is asking the Bloomington (IL) police chief to denounce and not attend a Blue Lives Matter rally Monday evening.
With Kentucky becoming the 13th state to adopt “Blue Lives Matter” legislation Wednesday, the ACLU is doubling down on opposing the police protections on both the federal and state