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  3. Jun 14, 2022 · The motto, " To Protect and Serve ," first coined by the Los Angeles Police Department in the 1950s, has been widely copied by police departments everywhere. But what, exactly, is a police officer's legal obligation to protect people? Must they risk their lives in dangerous situations like the one in Uvalde? The answer is no.

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  4. Jul 8, 2014 · A common phrase that sums up the general mission of law enforcement agencies is “to protect and serve.” But, why do law enforcement officers protect and serveworking night shifts and...

  5. Jun 17, 2020 · When the Los Angeles Police Department had a contest in Feb. 1955 to select a motto for the department, officer Joseph S. Dorobek submitted the winning slogan that has since been adopted by many police forces: “To Protect and to Serve.”

  6. Nov 30, 1998 · "To Serve and Protect," is a phrase made famous by the Los Angeles Police De­partment and adopted, in various forms, by law enforcement agencies across the United States. While what constitutes "protect" may be open to some debate, it seems to be more clear-cut than does the word "serve."

  7. To Protect and to Serve” became the official motto of the Police Academy, and it was kept constantly before the officers in training as the aim and purpose of their profession. With the passing of time, the motto received wider exposure and acceptance throughout the department.

  8. May 3, 2023 · The Protect and Serve Act perpetuates a false and dangerous narrative that law enforcement officers are under attack and in need of additional protections. On the contrary, all 50 states...

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