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Let's give the Buddhist Monks and their Walk for Peace team a warm Dinwiddie County welcome.

Here are a few tips on how to respectfully interact with the Monks.

Now here is an idea that can help with all of the dangerous activities that are resulting in deaths, injuries and heartache!
Protestors are not professionals but they do have rights under the US Constitution and Police have duties to protect citizens and arrest criminals.
Due to high drama, lack of experience with some protestors and some police officers, now is a good time for all to “take a pause” and let the gray heads on both sides start talking about what happened, what can be done and what should be done to turn the tide…
There is a time for leaders on both sides to calm the rhetoric and slow the drama….
More comments to come as I continue my study of this social drama show…

IACP Calls on White House to Convene Joint Federal–State–Local Discussion on Public Safety. theiacp.org/news/official-statements/iacp-calls-on-white-house-to-convene-joint-federal-state-local-discussion

So true!

Support and accountability are not opposites. They work together to build safer communities.

Officers face danger, fatigue, and stress daily. Supporting them means more than words - it means standing behind them when it counts.

Today, we honor every person in my family who willingly chose to wear the Badge of the police officer…..now, in the past and in the future…
George A Jones Sr - VSP & Va ABC
George A Jones Jr- Judge - Pittsylvania Co General District Court & police officer with the Va Beach Police Dept
Steve M Jones - Va State Police
Michael A Jones - Va Capitol Police & Pittsylvania County Sheriff, VCU Police,
Chief of Police for Hurt Va, Altavista Va

Our family is proud to serve !
Sic Semper Tyrannis

Bad news for Baltimore City….

Fatal shooting sparks first homicide investigation of 2026 in Baltimore City Baltimore police have launched their first homicide investigation of 2026 following a shooting that took place Saturday afternoon.

Together, we carry every sacrifice.