Vice President of National Center for Police Defense Bert Eyler Featured on The Liberty Hour
Former police officer and current Vice President of National Center for Police Defense, Inc., Bert Eyler, was interviewed by Charles Love on The Liberty Hour on October 18, 2020. Bert discussed the vital work that National Center for Police Defense is doing to support officers, and the current state of law enforcement during these tumultuous […]
National Center for Police Defense Donates Over $40,000 to Officers in 2020, More to Come In Final Quarter
Fairfax, VA. (10/15/2020)- National Center for Police Defense, a nonprofit organization that helps and supports officers in the face of the legal system, has donated over $40,000 to officers facing uphill battles against a legal system marred with progressive attacks on officers fulfilling their duties to protect and serve. National Center for Police Defense gave […]
Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher found not guilty
On Tuesday July 2, 2019, highly decorated Navy SEAL and American hero Eddie Gallagher was found not guilty of the false charges that were brought against him. The “National Center for Police and Military Defense” has advocated for the release of, and for charges to be dropped against, Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher since the news […]
NCPD PRAISES POTUS: “POLICE MUST HAVE THE BEST TOOLS TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE”
President Trump to sign Executive Order to provide police with military provisions WASHINGTON, DC — Today, President Donald J. Trump will sign an Executive Order that will revoke President Obama’s Executive Order 13688 that made it more difficult for law enforcement agencies to use excess property and materials no longer in use by the Department […]
Trump’s pardon of ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio was the right (and courageous) thing to do
by James J. Fotis Arpaio was convicted by a federal judge in July of criminal contempt after being charged with violating a court order that attempted to prevent suspected illegal immigrants from being targeted by the sheriff’s traffic patrols. The sheriff acknowledged continuing the patrols, but said that targeting was not the focus. Arpaio’s conviction […]
ARPAIO PARDONED, HE WAS DOING HIS JOB
NCPD Applauds President’s Decision to Pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio WASHINGTON, DC – The National Center for Police Defense applauds President Trump on pardoning Sheriff Joe Arpaio on charges of contempt of the court. Sheriff Joe Arpaio, with over 55 years of law enforcement experience, was humiliated by the residuals left behind by the Obama Justice […]
PUBLIC DEMANDS ARPAIO PARDON
40,000 Petitions Delivered to DOJ: Trump Should Listen WASHINGTON, DC– In wake of news that President Trump is considering pardoning former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the National Center for Police Defense urges the President to follow through on this plan. James Fotis, the President and founder of the National Center for Police Defense, delivered […]
“TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE:” SHERIFF JOE ARPAIO FOUND GUILTY OF CRIMINAL CONTEMPT
WASHINGTON, DC— On Monday, July 31, former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt of court charges stemming from to enforce existing illegal immigration laws. The National Center for Police Defense, who has defended Arpaio and launched a legal defense fund for him, blasted U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton’s decision […]
Requiem for a Hero
By Jim Fotis On Patrol, to protect and serve, those I was hired to protect and serve always come first, but be careful because as you watch them some now stalk you. Out of the dark BANG! I feel nothing, no pain, just nothing, You don’t even know that you’re dead, your brain explodes, blood […]
Statement of James Fotis on Mayor DeBlasio Missing the Vigil of Slain NYC Officer Miosotis Familia
“While New York City mourns the death of executed NYPD Police Officer Miosotis Familia, Mayor De Blasio is in Germany at the G20, to give support to the protestors who are dissenting against everything that the United States of America stands for, free enterprise, capitalism, and the American work ethic. The Mayor of the most […]
