LET Police Week 2024 - Hold That Line

At Law Enforcement Today, we know the challenges that face our men and women in law enforcement every single day.
We know that a lot of people are frustrated with the world, and angry, and scared. We know that there are people everywhere who follow false narratives and speak in hatred towards our blue line brothers and sisters. So many of our law enforcement members have not been able to see today because of many reasons, and they are never forgotten. We refuse to let their sacrifices be forgotten.
We know that every day, 800,000 (give or take because of RDO's, PTO, understaffing, etc.) gear up to go into their communities and help people on their worst days. No one calls 9-1-1 because they're having the best day ever and wanted to share good news.
You see the worst of humanity. You see the absolute evil that one human can do to another. You see the helpless, the hurt, the innocence stolen, and then at the end of your shift you take it all home with you, hoping that you learn to process it before you are swallowed by the plaguing PTS that's looming on the edge of the next traumatic call.
But on the other side of that is the difference you make. The child who takes their breath again because you saved them from choking. The spouse who escapes the DV situation because you answered when they were strong enough to finally call for help. The times where people needed help, and you were there to answer that call.
And we are here to tell you that the silent majority has been silent long enough. We have stood by and listened with broken hearts as people spoke negatively about our heroes. We have watched with anxiousness as people have assaulted our men and women who were protecting the innocent. We have argued against a false narrative for far too long. You're tired in your souls, in your minds, in your bodies. We see it.
We will not be silent any longer.
To our men and women of law enforcement, continue to Hold That Line.
Back up has arrived.

[@amber2956]

This is an amazing video. God bless everyone that serves in our military, as a cop, firefighter, or EMS. You guys deeserve more respect than you guys are given. There are people out there still still have your back.

[@PrissyTxTomboy]

Beautiful!! I got goose bumps very early on & was in tears by the end. My TX DPS made it in, too! Gosh damn, I wish y'all knew how many of us are exceedingly grateful for y'all & respect y'all! I'm in a rural area outside San Antonio. I kinda want to go drive around San Antonio & stop anywhere I see a LEO (not auditor-style LOL - when they're not on an active scene/stop) & thank them. The small town closest to me doesn't have many "marshals" (long story, no PD anymore lol), & our big ol' county (area,, not population) has the sheriff's deputies pretty spread out, so San Antone might be my best shot. lol THANK YOU ALL!!!!!

[@martelski]

Tearing up, thanks Mike. May God hold tight, protect and bless every one standing or has stood on that line.

[@KashfuzzCrochet76]

I wish I could hug each one of you who serve and protect! Thank you on behalf of my family and friends. Respect.

[@ajbryan59]

The Word of God tells us that there is no greater love than laying down your life for your friends. What does this tell us about those who lay down their lives for strangers? God bless everyone who holds the line.

[@paulacarson157]

Thank you for serving our communities, you are appreciated

[@briancoleman9330]

Ok. This made me cry.