Brought a box of cannoli to the precinct the other night :)
Buy them a box of bullets!
Here’s a great idea, the police unions and membership ALWAYS donate money and vote for DEMOCRATS.
How about we let them get their support from the liberals, which is who they support and vote for.
We can support the families of slain officers.
To answer your question, pick up the tab at the Waffle Shop for a cop if you see him eating there (or any restaurant) .
Vote for Trump
When out to eat, if I see cops in uniform, I pick up the tab.
I drop off a couple (sealed) cans of coffee, at the sheriff’s office, every once in a while. Every precinct has a coffee pot, and the rank and file usually have to buy their own coffee.
A friend of mine is doing goodie bags for Mobile PD and MCSD.....when she told me that, a friend and I went to Sam’s and bought close to $100 in chips, cookies, and peanut butter crackers.....we added them up and had over 200 altogether for her to use. Then when word got out to Mobile Republican women, she was inundated with checks to buy more and people doing what I did, actually going out and buying more. She’s got enough to do 450 gift bags for MPD; for the Sheriff’s Dept, she’s going to get big laundry baskets and set them up at the SD with lunch bags beside them so they can get what they want. So proud to be able to call her friend.
I’ve been known to pay for their meals at local restaurants and/or just give them a verbal thanks for their service. It doesn’t take much for them to appreciate that many also appreciate them.
I just write a nice simple letter to the chief telling my appreciation. You can also just say something quick at a town hall meeting.
Starbucks gift cards?
When Ferguson blew up, I walked into my local police station and told them that I was on their side.
You wouldn’t believe the effect that created. They didn’t come right out and display it, but I felt an enormous wave of gratitude and emotional relief coming from the staff.
It was a powerful moment.
Call your local PD and ask to speak to the Public Relations Officer. Ask him your questions.