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Officer Coolidge procession from the hospital.

Officer Coolidge was honored with a procession from the hospital.

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Phoenix PD loses Officer Zane Coolidge 10914 Shot in the Line of Duty

We are deeply saddened to learn and share the heartbreaking news that Officer Zane Coolidge #10914 of the Phoenix Police Department has tragically lost his life.

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Tell Congress to repeal the WEP and GPO

Representatives Garrett N. Graves (R-LA) and Abigail D. Spanberger (D-VA) Are united in an effort to use a House procedure known as a discharge petition to force a vote on H.R. 82, the “Social Security Fairness Act.” We urge you to contact your congressional representatives and encourage them to sign the discharge petition and vote for the legislation.

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AZ FOP Endorsement of Kari Lake for Senator

On behalf of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police (F.O.P.) and its over 9,400 members, the Arizona F.O.P. has endorsed Kari Lake for Arizona U.S. Senator.

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City of Phoenix transparent with Information regardless of DOJ

The City of Phoenix has established a public web page to present information that it believes aligns with the content featured in the report issued by the US Department of Justice (DOJ). Notably, the DOJ's Civil Rights division has chosen not to furnish this information, impeding the city's ability to engage in an accurate discussion of the summary report released by the Department of Justice.

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Happy Fourth of July

From all of Lodge 2 Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July!

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The Department of Justice has once again released an allegedly "fair and impartial" report: Statement by President of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police: 9,300 member

Strangely, as one reads their 126 pages of "fair and impartial" reporting regarding the Phoenix Police Department, you find not a single example of PPD officers performing heroically, being injured or ambushed in the line of duty, saving lives, or being empathetic to the community they have committed to serve. Instead, the DOJ has microscopically focused on a handful of situations handpicked from literally thousands of police contacts on a daily basis in the fifth largest city in the United States.

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