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In 2012, New York City department commanders rejected 90%
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American Police Officers Alliance is a national political organization in Arlington, VA organized under Section 527 of the IRS Tax Code.

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After Question 2 Failed, What’s Next for Police in Minneapolis?

By the time voters went to the polls to vote in Minneapolis on November 2nd, the city had over a year to digest the catastrophic effects of their local government’s crusade against the city’s law enforcement. By January 2021, the number of gunshot wound victims was
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