Gwinnett law enforcement feels the love after Dallas shootings
On Friday morning, just hours after five police officers were slain in Dallas, Gwinnett County police Chief Butch Ayers sent an email to his department.
He reminded his officers, among other things, that they "have the overwhelming support of our citizens" — and by the looks of it, he couldn't have been more right.
Over the weekend, several Gwinnett County law enforcement agencies took to social media to share positive interactions with their communities. Below is just a sampling.
Duluth Police Department:
We've experienced some great support from our community this week. Like and share if you agree that we have awesome citizens and service people here in Duluth! #CommunityStrong #DuluthPd
Posted by Duluth Police Department on Monday, July 11, 2016
Gwinnett County Police Department:
Norcross Police Department:
Snellville Police Department:
This was placed in front of our PD. Thank you for your support and we will continue to professionally serve everyone with respect.
Posted by Snellville Police Department on Saturday, July 9, 2016
The men and women of our department are so appreciative of the many messages of support, food and cards provided because...
Posted by Snellville Police Department on Friday, July 8, 2016
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