Michel R. Moore
@LAPDChiefMoore
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Our 43rd President who when faced with opposing politics, was a gentleman and reminded all of us that while we have at times strong differences, we are all American patriots. There’s nothing nor any individual that can keep the rest of us from such a posture.
.@axios getting first question at 1st Leavitt WH press briefing reminded presidential historian @TeviTroy of this 2-14-2007 moment: Bush: "Michael, who do you work for?" @mikeallen - "I work for @politico .com" Bush: "Pardon me? " Q "Yes, sir. Today."
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Congratulations to the leadership within the Nashville council to back the police surveillance camera network plan on first reading. via @tennessean
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Granting clemency to those who attacked law enforcement dishonors their sacrifices and sends a dangerous message that violence against those who protect our democracy can be excused. This undermines justice, erodes trust, and weakens the rule of law.
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Officers swear to defend the Constitution and uphold the rule of law, often at great personal risk. In turn, society is obligated to honor their sacrifices, support their mission, and hold accountable those who harm them.
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Law enforcement men and women, whether protecting the Capitol or apprehending those who commit violence, deserve justice—not betrayal. The social contract between society and law enforcement is built on trust, not partisanship.
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RT @CommissBratton: A very informative interview with two of the best police leaders in American policing today — and how they are handling…
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With devastating fires, a number of LAPD personnel have lost everything or are unable to return home, all while continuing to protecting the people of Los Angeles. Any donation to the Los Angeles Police Foundation will be directed to those who need it most.
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A timely refresher on what it means to live in Los Angeles at a time of such great loss. Thank you Keith Morrison #TikTok
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With valor, dedication, and sacrifice, you protect and serve our communities each day - thank you to our law enforcement heroes for your unwavering commitment. #LawEnforcementAppreciationDay
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Many of us spent the majority of our lives in Los Angeles and our hearts remain deeply connected. To our brothers & sisters who are courageously working to protect lives & property, and we hold you in our thoughts with immense gratitude and respect. May God keep you safe.
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RT @CommissBratton: The decision to honor Mr. Soros is disappointing. The significant financial support of Mr. Soros and his Open Society f…
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@MarlaTellez @HalEisner @FOXLA Always appreciated Hal for his professionalism and objectivity. He wasn’t one looking for a ‘gotcha’ or simply giving a pass from asking difficult questions.
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Our thoughts are with those lives impacted by this barbaric act. To our brave law enforcement officers who selflessly put their lives on the line, we extend our deepest gratitude. Your courage and dedication are a beacon of hope in times of darkness. Evil will not win.
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RT @MNPDNashville: Midnight at Nashville’s Big Bash at Bicentennial Mall. To the thousands in attendance, please be safe and drive carefull…
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As we welcome the New Year, let us honor the brave souls who stand as our protectors, both here at home & across the world. May God bless you with strength, safety, & unwavering courage. Your sacrifice & dedication are a beacon of hope and security for us all.
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Absolutely on point. Our communities are calling on our elected officials to confront the shortcomings of idealistic reforms and misplaced criticism of policing strategies that identify & bring to justice those who prey upon others and refuse to adhere to societal norms.
The way ‘The Guardian’ describes London, the same could be said of many American cities. The causes are also the same — defunding, demoralizing, and demonizing the police while passing increasingly ineffective decriminalization laws and supporting insufficient policies for dealing with the mentally ill. We fixed this in New York for 25 years starting in the subway in the 90s. It can be easily fixed again, but won’t be because those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it. Mayor Dave Dinkins and City Council President Peter Vallone got it right in 1991 when they initiated the hiring of 6,000 more cops. In 1994, with the NYPD CompStat and Broken Windows policing initiatives, we made New York City the safest city in America, and that included its subways serving six million riders with only six felony crimes a day and minimal disorder. New Yorkers deserve and need a safe city once again.
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In the philosophy of being progressive address the failed aversion to confronting involuntary and permissive drug poisoning, which has persisted for far too long and continues to place countless lives in peril and endanger public safety. We must do better.
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10th Annual BJA Public Safety Partnership recognizing 2 of LAPD’s best for their subject matter expertise and practical experience supporting other agencies across the country. Congratulations Lt Chris Chase and SCIA Jessica Statland. @DOJBJA @thejusticedept #safercommunities
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Recognizing heroes of policing is an exceptional way to honor their dedication & often unseen sacrifices while reinforcing trust in the communities they protect & serve. A special acknowledgment to Axon life-saving technology that supports law enforcement
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