Walk With Blue

Bridging the gap between our Law Enforcement Officers and community. Honoring those who serve—and standing up when it matters.

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

There was a time Walk With Blue had many words. Then we ran out—too many funerals, too many tears.
Silence isn’t weakness. It’s survival.
We’re finding our voice again. Returning to our roots. Honoring those who serve & speaking when Officers can’t.
Still here. Still walking.💙~M

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

Policy makes a big difference to LEOs and their families. 💙 ~M

[Nat'l Ctr. for PTSD @VA_PTSD_Info]

Healthcare providers: Research shows that increasing access to PTSD treatment starts with acknowledging existing policies and staffing constraints and rethinking the most effective ways to deploy treatment.

Read more: https://t.co/pVsjvgJmUn

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

Agree. It’s beyond reprehensible to even consider commuting any of their sentences. To release these monsters into our neighborhoods is unconscionable which we know Newsom is. 💙 ~M

[Jim Cooper @SheriffJCooper]

Dear Governor,

Just over 12 years ago, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Deputy Danny Oliver and Placer County Sheriff’s Detective Michael Davis Jr. were brutally executed by Luis Bracamontes. Bracamontes was a convicted drug dealer in the midst of a crime spree with his girlfriend when he opened fire on Danny as he approached his vehicle. Bracamontes fled, carjacked several vehicles, shot a civilian before fatally shooting Detective Michael Davis Jr. with a rifle and seriously wounding Davis’ partner, Deputy Jeff Davis.

I went to that crime scene and remember every detail vividly. I also remember watching Bracamontes laugh in court while their families, including Danny’s two young daughters, had to sit and watch. Bracamontes was convicted of murder by a jury of his peers, who then sentenced him to death.

Deputy Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis Jr. should be alive today, enjoying long and healthy lives with their families. Instead, the man who murdered them has now escaped his sentence.

Governor, I urge you to reconsider any proposal to commute the death sentences of all 548 people on death row, especially that of Luis Bracamontes. This isn’t just about the death penalty. It’s about accountability, honoring the decisions of juries, respecting the will of California voters, and standing with the families of victims who have already suffered unimaginable loss.

[San Francisco POA @SanFranciscoPOA]

“San Francisco police officers and the San Francisco Police Officers Association are horrified by Governor Newsom’s move to provide blanket commutations for more than 500 death row inmates, including people convicted of murdering children, killing police officers, committing mass murder and carrying out hate-motivated killings.

“Behind every one of these cases are victims whose lives were stolen and families whose suffering never ends. Those families deserve justice and a governor who respects the gravity of their loss. California voters upheld the death penalty, and juries imposed these sentences after hearing the evidence of horrific crimes.

“These individuals would remain imprisoned for life without parole, but that does not erase the profound consequences of this decision. Governor Newsom is setting aside the punishment imposed on criminals for some of the worst crimes imaginable.

The police officers and SFPOA stand with the victims’ families, including the families of fallen officers, who have every right to be outraged and betrayed by Governor Newsom.”

— Louis Wong, President, San Francisco Police Officers Association

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

@BostonPatrolmen 🙏🏻💙🙏🏻 ~M

[Trump Accounts @TrumpAccounts]

Trump Accounts for every eligible American child have officially been opened.

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[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

@realofficers You’re welcome! 💙 ~M

[Jondavid “JD” Longo @JondavidRLongo]

Saddened to learn of the passing of Jim Copenhaver.

Jim was shot twice at the Butler rally on July 13, 2024.
He survived that day, but he never fully recovered from the wounds. For two years he lived with surgeries, remaining fragments, and pain that never left him.

Those of us who were there that day have never forgotten Corey Comperatore, David Dutch, or Jim. Butler County still carries that afternoon.
May he rest in peace.

Prayers for Marianne and the Copenhaver family.

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

@JustRightPD Never knew that. $1.6M! 👍🏻 💙 ~M

[Paul Manicone @JustRightPD]

Floyd Prosecutor Awarded $1.6 Million:

Hennepin County Prosecutor Amy Sweasy said there wasn’t enough evidence to charge the three other officers involved in George Floyd’s death.

She also objected to adding additional charges against Derek Chauvin, saying the evidence simply wasn’t there. When her bosses insisted she do it anyway, she withdrew from the case.

Hennepin County’s response to this? They retaliated against her, removed her supervisory role and transferred her to a less favorable unit. So, she sued Hennepin County and won - $1.6 million.

This is just another example of the evidence in the George Floyd case simply not fitting the narrative everyone had already agreed on.

Sweasy knew the case was weak, lost her position for saying so, but in the end was vindicated and awarded Hennepin County’s largest cash award for a non-death settlement.

[Bruce Blakeman @NassauExec]

When I’m Governor, we are going to fully fund law enforcement, not defund them.

We are going to bring back American values, grow our economy, and create good jobs right here at home.

New York deserves a governor who will stop the mass exodus to other states and build a prosperous future for everyone.

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

@JustRightPD Dr Baker would’ve seen support for his original report at WWB back then. Chauvin, Lane, Thao and Kueng must be pardoned and given copious amounts of money. 💙 ~M

[Paul Manicone @JustRightPD]

Floyd's Autopsy Report Changed -

Dr. Andrew Baker initially told prosecutors that George Floyd’s autopsy revealed no physical findings supporting traumatic asphyxia or strangulation.

Then Baker spoke with former Washington, D.C. medical examiner Dr. Roger Mitchell, who threatened to write a critical op-ed about him. Dr. Mitchell insisted that “Neck Compression” be included in the final diagnosis, and Baker complied.

Shortly afterward, “neck compression” appeared in the public findings, while the drugs in Floyd’s system were no longer mentioned in the press release.

In fact, Baker went a step further and classified Floyd’s death as a “homicide,” another piece of information lacking from Baker’s original report.

And once the report was changed to Dr. Mitchell’s satisfaction – he no longer found it necessary to write that op-ed. He wanted neck compression and that’s exactly what Baker gave him to keep BLM from showing up at his front door.

If you believe Chauvin was unfairly convicted, please contribute to his legal defense fund set up by his mother.

https://t.co/34RLDcunir

[U.S. Department of the Interior @Interior]

239 years ago today, our Founding Fathers signed the Constitution at Independence Hall in Philadelphia. 🇺🇸

On Constitution Day, we honor the enduring document that established the framework for our system of self-government and remains the foundation of our Republic.

[Jeff Clark @JeffClarkUS]

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Alert -- Critical announcement:

Under the banner of The Oversight Project, I am opening a new law firm that I will lead to combat government weaponization of all types, but especially abuses of congressional and state legislative branch oversight, perversion of bar discipline processes, and securing the dismissal of bogus criminal indictments.

We already have a small team of dedicated lawyers with Article I, Article II, and/or Article III branch experience at the federal level and state government experience as well. You would join them and me in this important effort to turn our country around.

We will be expanding our size and footprint significantly.

So, if you're a lawyer at any stage of your career, who is patriotically and publicly spirited and who is fed up with Lawfare, Barfare, Weaponization, and efforts to turn The Law into mechanized Marxism on the move, and who wants to see the legal system reformed to consign that nonsense as quickly as possible to the discarded refuse and circular files of courts, bar administrative apparatuses, and regulatory agencies, as appropriate, please review our announcement here:

https://t.co/BTqNgADLVk

Please send your resume and a cover letter to:

[email protected]

It's time the conservative and populist movements had their own dedicated law firm instead of watching cancers on our dear Republic -- like the 65 Project and LDAD and anything within two concentric circles of Norm Eisen or Marc Elias -- grow and metastasize.

Join us!

@ItsYourGov @MHowellTweets

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[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

Philadelphia. DA’s Office finally being held to account. 💙 ~M

[Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew]

Everyone interested in integrity in the court system and prosecutors' offices should read this.

THIS is what goes on in a Soros prosecutor's office when the the focus is on something other than the evidence of guilt.

Read how this group of prosecutors working for corrupt Philadelphia DA Lawrence Krasner orchestrated the removal of a murder conviction by just MAKING STUFF UP.

Not just 1 or 2 -- but SIX different prosecutors working for Krastner hatched an despicable plot to put a murderer back on the street ...

AND THEY DID NOT CARE THAT HE WAS A MURDERER.

It is unbelievable.

https://t.co/NAdAtP27Oe

[Bruce Blakeman @NassauExec]

Kathy Hochul and Letitia James are ordering local sheriffs to end partnerships that keep violent criminals off our streets.

In Nassau County, we backed law enforcement and kept our neighborhoods safe.

When I am Governor, I will stand with our sheriffs and restore public safety statewide.

[Bruce Blakeman @NassauExec]

Kathy Hochul and Letitia James are ordering local sheriffs to end partnerships that keep violent criminals off our streets.

In Nassau County, we backed law enforcement and kept our neighborhoods safe.

When I am Governor, I will stand with our sheriffs and restore public safety statewide.

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

Finally! Hoping Philadelphia can recover from this “alleged” criminal. 💙 ~M

[Action News on 6abc @6abc]

Judge refers Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to DOJ for criminal investigation
https://t.co/ZuWxV2Ik5n

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

When the 48-day search ended on Oct 30, the region could finally breathe again. The Halloween Parade went on. Today, we honor Bryon's service and sacrifice, and remember his family, friends, Trooper Douglass, and the entire Blue family. EOW 09/12/2014. 💙💙💙 ~M #NeverForget 4/4

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

12 years ago today, Cpl. Bryon Keith Dickson II, PSP Troop R, Blooming Grove, made the ultimate sacrifice after being ambushed outside the barracks. Trooper Alex Douglass was also shot and critically wounded. We remember Bryon, his service, and his sacrifice. 1/4

[Walk With Blue @WalkWithBlueHQ]

Communities waited, watched, prayed, and supported those who served. People opened their homes and hearts during those difficult weeks. Bryon's sacrifice brought a region together and reminded those wearing the Badge that they were not alone. 3/4