Biden hit during ‘Police Week’ for pushing anti-police ‘myths’

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The annual Police Week, first dedicated by President John F. Kennedy in 1962, has passed without much fanfare.

That was a sharp break with past years when President Donald Trump turned the White House blue with lights at night, and President Barack Obama repeatedly spoke at the National Law Enforcement Memorial.

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