April 21, 2021
Minneapolis, MN.- President of the National Center for Police Defense, Inc. James Fotis stated: “With the conviction of Derek Chauvin on all three counts
April 19, 2021
On April 11th, 2021, Vice President of National Center for Police Defense, Inc. Bert Eyler was interviewed by Brad Carlson on AM1280 The Patriot,
April 16, 2021
Brooklyn Center, MN.- The Vice President of national nonprofit organization, National Center for Police Defense, Inc., has made a statement on the recent officer
February 25, 2021
By Bert Eyler, Retired Officer & Vice President/Treasurer of National Center for Police Defense, Inc. The charges against Officer Josh Taylor are the latest
December 23, 2020
This is the most wonderful time of the year for many of us. Even as 2020 brings some additional difficulties and changes to the
November 20, 2020
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VA. /11-19-2020/- National nonprofit organization National Center for Police Defense, Inc. donated vital funds to the Prince William County Police K-9
October 21, 2020
Former police officer and current Vice President of National Center for Police Defense, Inc., Bert Eyler, was interviewed by Charles Love on The Liberty
October 15, 2020
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
July 3, 2019
On Tuesday July 2, 2019, highly decorated Navy SEAL and American hero Eddie Gallagher was found not guilty of the false charges that were
September 12, 2017
Statement of the National Center for Police Defense “The National Center for Police Defense is pleased by the Department of Justice’s consideration to drop
August 28, 2017
President Trump to sign Executive Order to provide police with military provisions WASHINGTON, DC — Today, President Donald J. Trump will sign an Executive
August 26, 2017
by James J. Fotis Arpaio was convicted by a federal judge in July of criminal contempt after being charged with violating a court order
August 25, 2017
NCPD Applauds President’s Decision to Pardon Sheriff Joe Arpaio WASHINGTON, DC – The National Center for Police Defense applauds President Trump on pardoning Sheriff
August 15, 2017
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
July 31, 2017
WASHINGTON, DC— On Monday, July 31, former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was found guilty of criminal contempt of court charges stemming from to
July 18, 2017
By Jim Fotis On Patrol, to protect and serve, those I was hired to protect and serve always come first, but be careful because
July 10, 2017
“While New York City mourns the death of executed NYPD Police Officer Miosotis Familia, Mayor De Blasio is in Germany at the G20, to
June 27, 2017
…Opinion on the case is sharply divided. James Fotis, president of the National Center for Police Defense, accused the Justice Department of “deep state
June 24, 2017
Megan Cassidy, The Republic | azcentral.com Joe Arpaio — the man, not the lawman — is the defendant in a federal criminal trial scheduled
June 23, 2017
America’s Toughest Sheriff Faces Prison for Enforcing the Law PHOENIX, AZ – On Monday, June 26, former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio will face
June 21, 2017
As President of the National Center for Police Defense, I write today to talk about former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. As most of
June 9, 2017
When Betty was charged I was shocked as a citizen and an attorney. I could not believe the rush to file charges by the
June 8, 2017
By Ian Mason, Breitbart 40,000 signed petitions calling for an end to the prosecution of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio were hand-delivered to
June 7, 2017
NCPD Urges Department Of Justice to Drop Charges Against Arpaio WASHINGTON, D.C.—Wednesday, June 7, James Fotis, President of National Center for Police Defense will
May 17, 2017
Betty Shelby Vindicated Following Police Procedure While Discharging Her Duty Tulsa, OK –Decorated veteran police officer Betty Shelby was acquitted of manslaughter by a
February 28, 2017
I traveled to Ferguson (St. Louis) Missouri last week to see how Darren Wilson was holding up under the pressure of threats and Civil
