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Graffiti Bridge Painted Blue In Support Of Law Enforcement
September 20, 2015
Graffiti Bridge was painted blue for “Thank A Police Office Day” on Saturday.
The messages were painted by members of Northwest Florida LEO Wives, a law enforcement support group for the wives of officers. The group has about 250 members in Northwest Florida.
“Thank You,” “My Husband’s Life Matters,” “We will Stand our ground,” “Our Family Matters,” and “Pray for the Blue” were among the messages painted on the bridge.
Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Graffiti Bridge Painted Blue In Support Of Law Enforcement”
Its about time somebody said thanks to law enforcement officers………hey THANKS OFFICERS………WE LOVE YA
Everyone should be supporting this cause
Love the message. Just wondering if a bridge has ever collapsed from the weight of paint? This one has layers of paint on it, so it would seem.
>>I give it 24h or less before it is defiled slandering the cops etc. Just because that is the nature of the world now. Lost, misguided people.
Good guess. It’s already happened.
I give it 24h or less before it is defiled slandering the cops etc. Just because that is the nature of the world now. Lost, misguided people.
The painting was done only by law enforcement wives or my guess is mostly, now my question is, what is the rest of the community doing to show their support, when you see an officer do you say, thankyou for serving, or maybe buy their lunch at a restaurant, just do something to let them know they are appreciated!!!
What a great job ladies! Blue Lives Matter
FANTASTIC! Nice job folks. So glad to see the movement of the, “Blue Lives Matter” slogan.