I am concerned that it be absolutely clear that paragraph 3 of H.R. 2391 does not authorize public agencies to intimidation, threaten or coerce working police officers and firefighters in Washington State or anywhere else.
Randy Tate: “I am concerned that it be absolutely clear that paragraph 3 of H.R. 2391 does not authorize public agencies to…”
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Discussing the implications of H.R. 2391 regarding public agency conduct towards police and firefighters.
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