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INDY FOP STATEMENT ON MAYOR'S MANDATORY MASK ORDER 
7/8/2020“Like all of Indy, our Police Officers learned last week of the latest order from the Mayor that mandates residents, visitors and students to wear masks inside and outside public and private venues throughout the city effective Thursday 7/9/20.It should be noted, no guidance has been provided to Indy’s law enforcement partners. This is a public health order and as such is not a policing matter.Any concerns or complaints related to the wearing of masks should be directed to the Mayor’s Office and our partners in the Marion County Public Health Department for any enforcement needs.While our Officers strongly support voluntary prevention efforts for public health: this specific executive order and the enforceability of such measures are left for others to decide and take action.In the interim, our officers remain focused on the record levels of violent crime plaguing our neighborhoods, downtown businesses and tourist attractions.We remain hopeful for an announcement soon of a specific plan of action from the Mayor’s office detailing prevention and intervention efforts related to Indy’s surging violence in order to save lives and prevent further harm.”©2020 Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #86 All Rights Reserved. This video, written message, image, or other material is protected under the laws of the United States and other countries. Unauthorized duplication, distribution, or exhibition without expressed written permission may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.
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June 30, 2020 Greetings, Hopefully each of you have been able to view the interview from 6/29/2020 on FoxNews with Sen Braun and Tucker Carlson regarding the Senator’s proposed legislation on Qualified Immunity. We are grateful for the hard work of our State President and his team in their efforts to gather further details from the Senator. Read More...
June 23, 2020 “Our collective organization made up of law enforcement professionals and their families looks forward to reviewing the Senator’s proposal. Read More...
Message to Members following Mayor’s Announcement on “Police Reform” June 16, 2020 Yesterday 6/15/20, the Mayor made his announcement of steps he plans to immediately take in an effort to “reframe” policing in Indy. Read More...
June 9, 2020 “With the discussions circulating nationwide on the move to “defund” police, our hope is our city does not fall into this regressive model. Read More...
“We believe strongly in the constitutional rights of citizens to assemble and peaceably protest their government. Our Officers are committed to protecting all persons as they choose to exercise those rights. Moreover, once unlawful actions take place, we are required to intervene and prevent additional acts of violence that threaten life and property. Read More...
MEDIA ROUNDUP With regards to threats against officers, several media outlets have reported on the situation.
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