Law Enforcement in Crisis: A Conversation with Randy Sutton

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Randy Sutton, 34-year law enforcement veteran and founder of The Wounded Blue, examines America's criminal justice crisis and its devastating impact on police officers nationwide. He traces how political decisions and false narratives have undermined public safety while offering solutions to restore respect for law enforcement.

• The diminishment of law enforcement began under the Obama administration with the "police acted stupidly" comment
• Ferguson's "hands up, don't shoot" narrative was a fabricated story that continues to harm police credibility
• Political leaders have prioritized activist agendas over public safety, resulting in understaffed departments
• Claims about "disproportional policing" are easily debunked by comparing police activity to criminal behavior rather than general population
• Police chiefs serve at the pleasure of political leaders while sheriffs answer directly to voters
• The Wounded Blue organization has helped over 16,000 injured officers navigate physical injuries and psychological trauma
• Many officers fear their administration more than criminals on the street
• The National Law Enforcement Survival Summit (September 22-25) offers free registration for injured officers

Visit thewoundedblue.org or twbsummit.com to learn more about supporting injured officers and attending the upcoming Survival Summit in Las Vegas.

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