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by | Sep 10, 2015 | Latest

Police Chief James Waters hugs his son after a prayer meeting with law enforcement personnel.

Police Chief James Waters hugs his son after a prayer meeting with law enforcement personnel.

 

By Wyndi Veigel

News Editor

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Harris County Sheriff. Missouri State Police. Sunset, La. Police Office. Lake Police Department.

Anti police rhetoric seems rampant these days both on the news and scrolling through Facebook.

While there isn’t a clear-cut reason for this and the debate is heated and emotional for both sides, police lives and their safety are being put in jeopardy.

For the complete story see The Princeton Herald e-edition.

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