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CA Police Chief Cancels Charity Event For Fallen Police Officer Because Republicans Were Invited


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A police chief from Thousand Oaks, California has canceled a charity event that was set up in honor of Sgt. Ron Helus – a police officer killed during a mass shooting in the line of duty.

The reason?

Allegedly, it was all because Republicans were invited to the event.

Randall allegedly flat out stated that the charity event was to be leftist-attendee only and that the police station would not support any event that Trump supporters or Republicans were at.

According to president of the Fallen Officers Foundation, Mike Randall, the partisan police Chief Hagel, “basically said over and over in the conversation, ‘This is not Trump country, that slogan ‘Make America Great’ is not favorable, popular, within 1,200 square miles,’ that we don’t want Republicans here.”

“I could not believe it,” Randall added, going on to say that Hagel also said,

“‘The only thing,’ and I quote, ‘the only thing you [could have done to make] this worse, Mike, was to invite Dick Cheney and Sarah Huckabee Sanders.’”

Check out the shocking reason for why a charity event in the name of a fallen police officer was cancelled on Twitter:

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