A voice of support for the Thin Blue Line
Rally For Law Enforcement members and pro-police supporters are expected to attend the Phoenix City Council Public Safety & Veteran’s Sub-Committee on March 13th to speak in support of Phoenix PD. The meeting will be held at Phoenix City Hall located at 200 W. Washington St in Phoenix and will begin at 9am. All police supporters are being invited to attend. We do recommend that those wishing to be at the meeting be there by 8am and to fill out comment cards to testify before the committee.
Once again, Rally For Law Enforcement is organizing a nationwide pro-police rally to hopefully happen in every state on March 30, 2019. So far, both Arizona and Illinois are scheduled to have rallies. Here are the location and time for the rallies:
Wickenburg, AZ:
Stone Park
164 E. Apache Street
10am – 1pm
Tampa, FL:
TBA
More states, times and locations will be added soon.
Rally For Law Enforcement expresses its deepest sympathies to the family of Trooper Joel Davis as well as the New York State Police. Trooper Davis was killed in the line of duty after responding to a domestic dispute call. Trooper Davis was married and 3 children.
Our condolences going out to the family of NYPD Detective Miosotis Familia who was killed earlier today in an ambush style attack in the Bronx. Our thoughts and prayers are with them and the NYPD. Detective Familia had 3 children and was also taking care of her mother as well.
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Back The Badgerally in Glendale to support Glendale PD. Also thank you to the Glendale PD for their participation as well. The rally featured 2 SWAT and bomb vehicle displays, speakers, a motorcycle procession, and 2 Thin Blue Line flag presentations. One flag was presented to Glendale PD and the other to the family of fallen Glendale PD officer Brad Jones who was killed in the line of duty on October 29, 2011. There was also cookies, donuts and water provided to those that attended. Another Back The Badge rally is being planned and details will be posted soon.
Once again Rally For L.E. will be joining with other police supporters from across the Phoenix metro area for another Back The Badge rally to support law enforcement. This time it’ll be held at the American Legion Earl E. Mitchell Post #29 located at 6822 N 57th Drive in Glendale, AZ across from Glendale PD headquarters from 10am – 12pm.
This is the second time we’ve rallied at Glendale PD. We’re also partnering with the Expendables Motorcycle Club of Arizona to put on the event. There will be a motorcycle procession to kick off the event and a Thin Blue Line flag presented to Glendale PD and to the family of a fallen Glendale PD officer Bradley Jones. Glendale PD will also have a SWAT vehicle and gear on display. Aaron Leach will also be there providing music as alwats. The event is free and open to the public.
Police supporters are encouraged to bring Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as signs in support of law enforcement. More will be posted as information becomes available. You can also get up to date information via our Facebook and Twitter pages as well.
We’d like to thank all of you for your support in 2016 and hope you all have a very prosperous, safe and happy New Year. We hope you will join us all again as we rally in support of law enforcement in 2017.
The Back The Badge rally held on October 22nd in Wickenburg was a complete success. Four law enforcement agencies including the Wickenburg Police Department, Arizona Department Of Public Safety, Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, and the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office were in attendance. The event was also supported by area businesses including Panther TEK, Grand Canyon Harley Davidson, and others. Over 100 police supporters attended the rally. Thank you to all that participated and contributed to the event.
A planned pro-police rally in Wickenburg on October 22nd could very well be the largest to take place in Arizona according to Rally For L.E.’s founder Nohl Rosen.
“We are seeing a lot of interest in it especially since this will be our first Back The Badge rally where more than one law enforcement agency is participating. There’s definitely a sense of excitement about this one and we’re hoping many people will attend and help us show that our law enforcement matters,” Rosen said.
Four law enforcement agencies including Wickenburg Police, Arizona Department Of Public Safety, Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. and Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office will be in attendance and each will be presented with a Thin Blue Line flag.
The rally will also feature a host of speakers including: Marsha Hill, a recent candidate for Maricopa County Sheriff, Selena Lopez who is currently running for the United States Senate against John McCain and Ann Kirkpatrick. Sheriff Richard Mack founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), Kuuleme Stephens, a United States Navy veteran and local community activist, and Nohl Rosen, Rally For L.E.’s founder. More speakers are still being confirmed.
The rally will take place at the Wickenburg Town Hall located at 155 N. Tegner St. and we be from 10am – 12pm. Those planning to attend are being encouraged to bring their Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as signs in support of law enforcement. A motorcycle and vehicle procession led by the Expendables Motorcycle Club is expected to kick off the rally.
Once again, in cities and towns across the nation we will rally in support of our law enforcement on October 22nd as a part of our nationwideBack The Badge event. We hope many people that support our police will participate. If you’re having an event in your city please let us know and we will get it listed. It’s time people come out strong for the men and women in blue so we hope you’ll join us.
Here is a listing of rallies happening:
Arizona
Wickenburg Town Hall
155 N. Tegner St.
10am – 12pm
Bring your Thin Blue Line or American flags as well as your signs in support of our law enforcement. Multiple law enforcement agencies will be in attendance including Wickenburg PD, Arizona Department Of Public Safety and the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office. Speakers scheduled for the event include Marsha Hill, a recent candidate for Maricopa County Sheriff and Selena Lopez who is currently running for the United States Senate against John McCain and Ann Kirkpatrick. Also speaking will be Sheriff Richard Mack founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), Kuuleme Stephens, a United States Navy veteran and local community activist, and Nohl Rosen, Rally For L.E.’s founder. More speakers are still being confirmed.
