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National Police Association

The National Police Association (NPA) is an organization formed to promote support from the public for law enforcement and focus that support into action. Action such as social media efforts of sending emails, mail, tweets, posts and making phone calls to decision makers and the media. With focused communication from the public, laws, policies, legislatures, communities and the press can be addressed in time to make police safety a priority. The NPA is an educational resource highlighting threats against the safety, tactical, strategic, and operational effectiveness of law enforcement personnel.^[1]

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^ National Police Association About

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Category:Law enforcement non-governmental organizations in the United States Category:Law enforcement-related professional associations

[1] National Police Association About

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