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National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is a non-profit, pro-law enforcement organization that helps protect you from the system that you protect and serve, at your time of crisis.

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On March 28th, 2019, Officer Chance Bretches and his partner Officer Greg Gentry were assigned to a Street Narcotics Unit in a rough part of town. Less than 24 hours before, a drug dealer had shot someone in this same neighborhood, so the Street Narcotics Unit was out in force in response to that violent shooting. They didn’t want a drug turf war to heat up and spiral out of control.

Our Mission

The mission of the National Center for Police Defense is to help police officers who do their job the way they were trained and then the system that they protect and serve finds them guilty of a crime for doing their job the way they were trained to do it.

National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is the only organization that helps protect officers from the very system that they have sworn to protect and serve when the system turns against them.

Law Enforcement is a diverse, American tapestry: We have families. We are made up of all colors, shapes, and sizes. And each day we put our lives on the line. Justice for police officers is justice for all.

National Center for Police Defense, Inc isn’t only about legal defense for Law Enforcement. National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is about help! We provide many forms of support in the midst of an on-duty catastrophe.

National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is a non-profit, pro-law enforcement organization that helps protect police officers, sheriffs, peace officers, federal agents and first responders, including our military from the system that they protect and serve, during their time of crisis. The National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is dedicated to helping Law Enforcement Officers in their time of need.

Our organization provides support during the legal process after traumatic and life-changing on-duty incidents, or when officers are severely injured and out on sick leave and need assistance until they are back on their feet.

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