Texas business produces ‘thin blue line’ stickers in support of police
Despite the constant war on police highlighted in the media, there is no shortage of Americans who support the men and women in law enforcement.
By Arthur Weinreb —— Bio and Archives--September 23, 2015
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April Killingsworth is the manager of Tangent Signs in Walker County, Texas. The company makes stickers, banners, decals and signs, some of which are put on vehicles.
Earlier this month, Killingsworth decided to have a thin blue sticker made that she could put on her vehicle to show support for the police. She made the decision shortly after the execution-style murder of Harris County Deputy Darren Goforth.
As people are prone to do these days, Killingsworth posted what she had done on Facebook. She announced that stickers would be available for anyone who wanted one and asked an employee to make some. When asked how many, the manager said five, thinking there are not many people who want to show their support for police.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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