When dedicated public servants end up fighting the very laws they have fought for and defended for a significant portion of their lives, they are often left defenseless. Whether it is military veterans such as New York City Good Samaritan Marine Guy or former Texas Police Officer Daniel Perry, some face significant uphill battles, both in actual courts and in the often much more unforgiving court of public opinion.
Per their own website, the “National Center for Police Defense, Inc. is a non-profit, pro-law enforcement organization that helps protect you from the system that you protect and serve, at your time of crisis.” The organization also touts its status as “the only organization that helps protect officers from the very system that they have sworn to protect and serve when the system turns against them … The mission of the National Center for Police Defense is to help police officers who do their job the way they were trained and then the system that they protect and serve finds them guilty of a crime for doing their job the way they were trained to do it.”
Often working in the background and out of the limelight, the work of groups like NCPD is paramount to ensure fair treatment in the legal system, as well as stopping the perversion of the justice system by leftist Soros-funded prosecutors.
One of their most prominent cases today is the one of Daniel Perry, which I mentioned above.
Daniel Perry is a former United States Army sergeant who was convicted of murder in the shooting death of Garrett Foster, a Black Lives Matter protester, in Austin, Texas in July of 2020.
Perry was driving his car when he ran a red light and drove into a crowd of protesters. Foster, who was legally carrying an AK-47, approached Perry's car and Perry shot him five times. Perry claimed that he acted in self-defense, but a jury found him guilty of murder. He has since been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Perry's case has become a prominent political issue in the great state of Texas, and is catching the eye of some national media outlets as well. His parents recently appeared on One America News to discuss what has happened since their son's trial and guilty conviction, and what the latest updates on the pardon promised by Texas Governor Greg Abbott are.
Governor Greg Abbott has pledged to pardon Perry, and the case has been criticized by many as a miscarriage of justice. His family is making the fight for justice public with the help of NCPD.
Alas Have NO defense
Donate it to the Police Department in your community or to Officer Perry in support of officers who do their duty and are falsely charged and Democratic-ally indicted.
Steve, you brag about the money ‘you made’, so how about bragging about how you donated to the people that really needs it. You can ‘easily’ make more.