Police reject spin they’re too ‘incendiary’ for reform talks

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The nation’s biggest police union has rejected claims by Big Labor that it is too “incendiary” to be part of a police reform package.

Dismissing the claims, the Fraternal Order of Police said Tuesday that it has been deeply involved in reform talks with the White House and Capitol Hill and vowed to play a role in making the nation safer for everyone, including law enforcement.

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