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On Sunday, the Las Vegas Police Protective Association endorsed President Donald J. Trump for President of the United States. The Association, one of the largest in the country, represents over 4,000 commissioned officers with the Las Vegas Metro Police Department and the City of Las Vegas. Admidst soaring crime rates, lawlessness, and chaos in Crooked Joe Biden’s America, law enforcement officers and associations across the country know President Trump is the only one who can make America safe again.
“We can not continue this trend for another 4 years. Your police officers need help and that help is in the form of President Donald Trump. He is the voice and leadership that we desperately need to keep our community safe. He has always supported us, and now it’s time we support him, ” said Steve Grammas, Police Officer with the LVMPD and current sitting President of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association.
Under Crooked Joe Biden, the number of law enforcement officers shot in the line of duty has reached record highs. In 2023 alone, over 330 police officers were shot in the line of duty, the highest number ever recorded by the Fraternal Order of Police. Democrats’ repeated calls for defunding the police have been matched with slashed budgets for police departments and a 4.8% nationwide decline in police officers for our neighborhoods and communities over the last three years.
“The men and women of the LVPPA stand with you President trump and we ask you all to do the same. Trump 2024!” -Steven Gammas, President, Las Vegas Police Protective Association.
