July 08, 2016
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The Philadelphia Police Department sends its prayers and thoughts to Dallas.
Local and state police organizations are taking to social media to share their support for Dallas following the shooting deaths of five police officers on Thursday night.
According to The Associated Press, seven other officers were wounded by the gunfire, blamed on "snipers" who reportedly "planned to injure and kill as many officers as they could."
The Philadelphia Police Department sends its prayers and thoughts to Dallas.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the friends and families of @DallasPD #GoneButNotForgotten #ThinBlueLine pic.twitter.com/3EEwhgzRhu
— NJSP - State Police (@NJSP) July 8, 2016
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the @DallasPD officers killed last night. #PrayForDallas
— Camden County Police (@CamdenCountyPD) July 8, 2016
“Dallas Police Chief David Brown is a friend and a colleague. I have connected with him to extend our thoughts and prayers for the tragic loss of his officers and their families. The sacrifice and heroism displayed by the Dallas police officers was extremely remarkable as they rushed towards hell bent sociopaths that were firing assault rifles on the downtown city streets. Although this is the deadliest incident in American policing since 9/11, their courage and grace under fire saved many, many lives of both civilian and sworn officers. Our officers will wear mourning bands over our shields in honor of DPD.”
The Upper Dublin Police Department sends condolences to the Dallas Police Department and Transit Police.
From all the Men and Women of the #GTPD our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of @DallasPD pic.twitter.com/6f12EpEfDP
— GloucesterTwpPolice (@GloTwpPolice) July 8, 2016
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the brave men and women of @DallasPD and @dartmedia PD. #Dallas #PrayingForDallas pic.twitter.com/s0rHBYnkJY
— Voorhees Police (@VoorheesPolice) July 8, 2016
Our thoughts and prayers are with the #Dallas Area Rapid Transit PD and #Dallas PD.
— Stafford Police NJ (@StaffordPolice) July 8, 2016
