Time to dox the doxers.

Quote:Law enforcement officers say they and their families face harassment and bullying by strangers and neighbors as a result of a nationwide crackdown on law enforcement following protests around the death of George Floyd.

One former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, faces a charge of second-degree murder over the 46-year-old black man's death. The episode triggered nationwide protests over police practices and some violence and looting.

At the same time, police officers around the nation, facing scrutiny by local, state, and federal officials, say morale is down in local departments. Budgets have been cut, and overtime pay for shifts during protests has been slashed. And the homes of police officers have been vandalized while anti-law enforcement activists have watched them from outside.

“About an hour ago a black SUV stopped in front of my home and laid on the horn for a while. Message clear, I know where you live. Here’s a message for you. I’m a kid from Dewey/Stone area. Born tough, raised tough. Blue collar. I won’t go easy if you come for me,” tweeted Patrick Phelan, president of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police and also the Western New York Association of Chiefs of Police, on Tuesday.

In Bozeman, Montana, local news outlets reported that vandals spray-painted the words "pig" and "1312" on the home of a law enforcement family’s garage door.

In another vandalism instance in a nearby locality, a profane anti-police note was left at the home of family members of the late Gallatin County Sheriff's Deputy Jake Allmendinger. Allmendinger was killed in the line of duty last fall after being pinned beneath his car while trying to rescue a stranded motorist.

The note read: “Imagine being such a piece of **** you were proud to be a cop right now. Go f--- yourself and take down this ‘blue pride’ flag. Black Lives Matter. Your neighbors.”

It is unknown if the suspect was aware the residence belonged to the Allmendinger family or if the blue line flag, a banner known for supporting the police, hanging outside the home made it a target.

Police families find themselves hiding pro-law enforcement symbols that their families would ordinarily display on their vehicles and homes.

“I needed to take the blue line stickers off my wife’s and daughter’s cars. I know of three blue line flags taken or defaced and eggs thrown at one home,” former NYPD homicide detective Rob O’Donnell told the Washington Examiner. “A friend’s daughter, who from age 13 made blue line bears for fallen officers' families out of their uniform shirt, was getting death threats, and they needed to remove the wrap from her car.”

Paul Chabot, a retired deputy sheriff reserve out of San Bernardino County, Calfornia, who runs a website that helps officers relocate to police friendly municipalities, told the Washington Examiner that officers and their wives who reach out to him reveal their children are targeted as well.

“I talked to a wife today from Seattle, whose husbands at Seattle PD, and she, she knows that they need to get out of there. She's afraid for her husband's life and her kids in the neighborhood. She said that they're getting picked on they're getting called names,” Chabot said. “It's not the same like it was even just two weeks ago, three weeks ago, just because they're a law enforcement family now. Their kids are being targeted by people in the neighborhood.”

Even a police officer’s family dog was attacked by a suspect in Chicago last week, when the perpetrator saw the canine’s collar indicated it belonged to a law enforcement officer, according to WGN9.

“F--- the police, I’ll kill all of them,” the suspect reportedly said as he picked up the dog by the leash with the choke collar digging into her throat until he was scared off by a nearby shopkeeper and ran off.

"Look at how people are harassed online now for supporting the police. You don't see people supporting police. It's no longer that the cool thing to do. In fact, it's quite the opposite," Chabot noted. "So it just seems like things are so backward. And we cannot wrap our minds around what is happening in societies that we love and that we swore to protect. It feels like we've always had their back and now all of a sudden, nobody has ours."

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Just one more reason why the cops should stay home, until the idiots beg them to come back.

Whatever befalls those people that hate cops they are the ones that have to bear the brunt of their stupidity. You know like the mayor of Olympia and Palmer. They all need to learn their lessons.

I would say to the police in NY and Seattle, stay away and see how long it will be before they come begging for you to return.

Insanity. These are targeted attacks. It's all part of the plan.