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Resources

What to do when you see violent rhetoric, how to report threats responsibly, and where to find support.

What to Do When You See Violent Rhetoric

Responding responsibly can help protect lives without amplifying harm.

If You See a Credible Threat Online:

1
Don't Amplify It

Don't quote-tweet it. Don't repost screenshots publicly. Amplification can inspire copycats and spread fear.

2
Document Responsibly

Take a screenshot and save the URL with timestamp. This preserves evidence without spreading the threat.

3
Report to the Platform

Use the platform's reporting tools. Most social media sites have specific options for reporting threats of violence.

4
If Someone Is in Immediate Danger

Contact local law enforcement immediately. Call 911 if you believe someone's life is at risk.

Important: This site does not provide legal advice. If you're unsure how to respond to a specific situation, consult with law enforcement or a legal professional.

Where to Report Threats

Official channels for reporting threats against law enforcement.

FBI Tips

Report federal crimes, terrorism, and threats to federal officials.

Website: tips.fbi.gov

Phone: 1-800-CALL-FBI

DHS Tip Line

Report threats related to homeland security and federal law enforcement.

Website: dhs.gov/report

Local Law Enforcement

For immediate threats or emergencies, always contact your local police department.

Emergency: 911

Support Organizations for Officers & Families

These organizations provide critical support to those affected by violence and threats.

FLEOA Foundation

FLEOA Foundation

Financial assistance, scholarships, and support for federal law enforcement families.

  • Emergency financial aid for injured officers
  • Scholarships for children of agents
  • Support for families of fallen officers
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C.O.P.S.

Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)

Grief support and counseling for families who have lost officers.

  • Survivor retreats and counseling
  • Kids Camps for children who lost a parent
  • Peer support programs
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Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)

The world's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers.

  • Officer wellness initiatives
  • Public education programs
  • Legislative advocacy
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Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund

Legal defense for officers wrongfully accused or targeted by politically motivated prosecutions.

  • Legal representation
  • Defense funding
  • Officer advocacy
Visit Website →

Mental Health Resources for Officers

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

988

24/7 crisis support

Crisis Text Line

Text HOME to 741741

Free, 24/7 support

Safe Call Now

1-206-459-3020

Crisis line for first responders

You are not alone. Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

How to Share Information Responsibly

Do:

  • ✓ Share stories that humanize officers and their families
  • ✓ Link to this site when discussing the impact of violent rhetoric
  • ✓ Encourage civil discourse and policy debate
  • ✓ Report threats through proper channels, not social media

Don't:

  • ✗ Repost or amplify specific threats (even to condemn them)
  • ✗ Share identifying information about officers or their families
  • ✗ Engage with bad actors—report and move on
  • ✗ Use dehumanizing language about anyone—even those you disagree with

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