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  • Pro-Police Rally In Wickenburg Expected To The Be Largest In The State Of Arizona

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    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.


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  • Back The Badge Rally Happens October 22nd

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    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.

     

     


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  • Rally For L.E. calls on police supporters to stand up to Black Lives Matter protesters tomorrow in Phoenix

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    Rally For L.E.’s founder Nohl Rosen issued a call to arms today for police supporters to stand with police in Phoenix after the terrorist and anti-cop group known as Black Lives Matter announced plans to protest tomorrow in the streets of Phoenix. The group plans on protesting at 7pm on July 15th by shutting down the interesection of 24th Street and Camelback. Rally For L.E. is asking all those that support the police and that care about their community to counter-protest the action.

    “We can’t allow the chaos that happened last Friday night to happen again in Phoenix. It’s time we stood in large numbers against the Black Lives Matter and the other terrorists that are hoping to tear down our city and harm our police officers. Tomorrow the community as a whole has a chance to stand up for it and finally give the anti-cop terrorists their walking papers. We will stand up to help ensure both the community and our police officers are kept safe,” Rosen said.

    Rally For L.E. is asking for those that attend the counter-protest to bring Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as signs that support the police. It’s being suggested that the counter-protest be kept peaceful and those that are armed follow all state laws.


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  • Police supporters in Phoenix pay tribute to fallen and wounded police officers of the Dallas tragedy

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    Yesterday in Phoenix, police supporters gathered in front of Phoenix Police Department’s Desert Horizon precinct station to remember the fallen and wounded officers of the Dallas tragedy. The National Anthem was played, the Pledge Of Allegiance said and a prayer was given by Rabbi Pinchas Allouche of Scottsdale’s Congregation Beth Tefillah. People also brought Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as signs of support for police.

    Event organizers Nohl Rosen and Diane Faith also spoke about the importance of supporting our police officers and how we need to thank them for their service and stand by them in both the good and bad times. All those attending also lit candles in memory of the Dallas and DART police officers that were killed. There was also a video presentation by Aaron Leach who also provided music for the festivities. It was a peaceful and respectful ceremony which was also attended by members of the Phoenix Police Department. Thank you to all that attended.


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  • Ceremony tonight in Phoenix to remember fallen and wounded police officers of the Dallas tragedy

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    Tonight in Phoenix outside Phoenix Police Department’s Desert Horizon Precinct a ceremony will be held to remember the fallen and wounded police officers of the Dallas shooting. The event will begin at 7pm and the station is located at 7pm at 16030 N 56th St. Those attending are encouraged to bring blue candles (if possible), blue lights, Thin Blue Line or American flags, and signs in support of the police. This is expected to be a peaceful ceremony and all police, their family and police supporters are welcome and encouraged to attend. Help us light up the night to honor the fallen and the wounded.


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  • Rally For L.E. expected to back police at upcoming Trump event in Phoenix

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    As a part of Rally For L.E.’s initiative to support the police called Operation Thin Blue Shield, the movement is expected to have the backs of our law enforcement when Presidential candidate Donald Trump returns to Phoenix for a rally on June 18th. The public rally will be held at Arizona Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum located at 1826 W. McDowell Rd in Phoenix which will begin at 4pm but doors will open at 12pm.  Rally For L.E. is already signing up people to be a part of a detail that will back up police should they need help dealing with unruly or violent anti-cop and anti-Trump protesters. There is an event page on Facebook for those that are interested in being a part of it or if you wish to support it. You can find it at https://www.facebook.com/events/269536310073249.

    We’re hopeful that the Trump event will be a peaceful one and that no violence happens. We’re asking all those wanting to be a part of our detail to follow all applicable laws. Also, please stay hydrated and drink plenty of water. The temperature is expected to be between 118 – 120 degrees so please plan accordingly.


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  • Police Supporters Rally At Chandler Police Headquarters

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    On April 2nd, supporters of law enforcement joined Rally For L.E. at the Back The Badge rally as we came out to support the Chandler Police Department and the fine work they do in keeping the community safe. Rally For L.E. presented a Thin Blue Line flag to the department and we also had Dr. Kelli Ward who’s running for the United States Senate against John McCain speak and talk about the importance of backing our law enforcement. It was a great day to rally and we’d like to thank the Chandler Police Department for their service. If you missed the rally watch the video above to see what took place. Another Back The Badge rally will be announced soon.


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  • Back The Badge Rally To Take Place On April 2nd At Chandler Police Headquarters

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    Join Rally For L.E. as well as many other pro-police supporters on April 2nd  as we will be having anotherBack The Badgerally in support of law enforcement at Chandler Police Headquarters located at 250 E. Chicago St in Chandler, AZ. Bring your Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as your signs in support of law enforcement and Chandler PD. We also will have speakers including United States Senate candidate Dr. Kelli Ward, Chandler City Councilman Kevin Hartke, Arizona State Senate Majority Leader Steve Yarbrough, and others. We also will have a motorcycle and vehicle procession to kick off the rally courtesy of Expendables MC Arizona. Also join us for our tailgate/parking lot party during the rally and bring a food dish or drink to share.  If you would like to RSVP for the event feel free to do so on the Back The Badge rally event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/237128623291015 and for the most up to date information. See you at the rally.


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  • Rally For L.E. Leader Voices Support For SB 1054

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    One bill making it’s way through the Arizona State Legislature could help law enforcement better deal with those anti-cop individuals that use their smart phone cameras and other video recording devices to antagonize police officers and interfere with them doing their duty. Sponsored and drafted by Arizona Senator John Kavanagh the bill called SB 1054 would make it illegal to video record a police officer within 20 feet or less while they’re in the process of doing their duty. Part of it reads:

    “It is unlawful for a person to knowingly make a video recording of law enforcement activity, including the handling of an emotionally disturbed person, if the person making the video recording does not have the permission of a law enforcement officer and is within twenty feet of where the law enforcement activity is occurring.”

    While bill’s opponents are trying to claim that this bill is unconstitutional, Rally For L.E.’s leader Nohl Rosen is speaking out in support of the bill and says it doesn’t violate the United States Constitution in his eyes and that it’s a positive first start in protecting our law enforcement from those that use cameras to try and attack police officers publicly.

    “We need to do what we can to support our local police and protect them from these anti-cop terrorists which will use their smart phone and tablet cameras to try and antagonize police officers in order to make a name for themselves on social media. Often times they will interfere with police officers while they’re detaining or arresting a suspect and get way to close to them in order to add fuel to the fire. The last thing a police officer needs is some citizen that doesn’t like law enforcement sticking a camera in their face while they’re in the process of doing their duty,” Rosen said.

    Rosen added that this bill may not be perfect but it’s a positive first step in supporting law enforcement and hopes more supporters of the police will get behind it. He also encourages the public to read the bill and make their own decision on whether or not they should support it.

     


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  • Back The Badge Rally To Happen In Mesa, AZ

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    Once again, Rally For L.E. will be hosting a Back The Badge rally in support of law enforcement on February 27th in Mesa, AZ from 10pm – 1pm. Those wishing to attend are invited to bring their Thin Blue Line and American flags as well as their signs in support of law enforcement. The rally is expected to take place outside Mesa PD headquarters located at 130 N. Robson in Mesa.


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