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Pastor urges police to reject rainbow colors on cars

September 19, 2024 | Chicago, Cook County, Illinois


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Pastor urges police to reject rainbow colors on cars
During a recent government meeting, community leaders expressed gratitude for the police department's efforts during the Democratic National Convention, highlighting the collaboration between law enforcement and local residents. The superintendent received commendations for maintaining order amidst potential unrest, with speakers emphasizing the community's resilience against provocateurs.

One speaker, Pastor Nichols, shared his personal experiences growing up in Chicago and underscored the importance of police representation. He urged the police board to refrain from adopting rainbow colors for police vehicles, arguing that the rainbow symbolizes a divine promise rather than a representation of pride or love. Nichols called for adherence to traditional police colors, emphasizing the need for the police to maintain their identity and mission.

The meeting concluded with a call for unity and support for law enforcement, as community members expressed their commitment to working alongside police to ensure safety and order in the city.

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