Donald Trump nabbed a major endorsement on Friday from the National Fraternal Order of Police, a union representing more than 330,000 law enforcement officers nationwide.

In a statement posted to Twitter, FOP President Chuck Canterbury described the current presidential election as “unusual” given Trump’s lack of experience serving in public office and Hillary Clinton’s decision not to seek the union’s endorsement.

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