Vice President JD Vance criticizes American leaders turning police officers into “enemies”

American leaders bear the responsibility of exposing police officers, after the death of the vice -honorable deputy, who was “cut by a thirsty criminal” in Cincinnati, according to the Vice President JD Vance.

Vans said that the support of law enforcement requires both politics and moral leadership, while the boycott of Hamio, Oyeu, a special deputy Larry Henderson during a breakfast breakfast on Wednesday at the Vice President’s headquarters.

“Larry Hinderson was his life because he was doing his job and maintaining the safety of people,” Vans said on Wednesday. And when I think about the reason for this meaningless crime, it is clear that you have to blame the man who committed the crime.

He said: “But I also believe that a lot of blame falls on the American leadership, who have long made our police officers enemies, instead of great public officials who all know they are.”

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Henderson was hit while running traffic near the University of Cincinnati during the graduation ceremony on May 2.

Rodney Hinton is concerned with a strict murder, and the authorities claimed that he was deliberately headed to Henderson after police officers shot the 18 -year -old son Hinton.

Hinton acknowledged that he was not guilty of charges on Tuesday, and a judge appointed the trial date for February 2026.

Hinton “was intentionally killed a retired deputy who was doing a special duty to graduate just because he was a police officer,” according to Ohio, brother of police chief Jay McDonald.

Meanwhile, Vans assured law enforcement officials at breakfast that the president Donald Trump Supports them.

“This is how you know from the president in Down, this administration stands behind you, comrades,” Vans said. “We love you, comrades. We know that you are doing a good job for us. I believe that moral leadership matters like public policy. But from this administration, of course, you get it alike.”

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Vans pointed to a modern executive order that Trump signed in April, which aims to enhance resources for law enforcement employees, and includes provisions that provide legal resources for the officers who “unfairly” faced their duties associated with their official duties, and said that the Trump administration wants to implement reforms that make it easy for police officers to take their jobs.

“We want to make it difficult for people to prosecute police officers when they act appropriately in the status of duty,” Vans said. “We want to make sure that when you are comrades, we remain safe, of course you are concerned about all the bad guys, you are also not worried about the bureaucrats in Washington, DC, which prevents you from doing the mission that the American people need from you.”

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Henderson’s death prompted legislators to start reform.

Senator Bernie Moreno, R-ohio, foot Larry Henderson Law on the Senate on MondayWhich requires those who were convicted of assaulting a federal law enforcement employee for at least 20 years imprisonment. This is from one to eight years in prison currently.

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“It is enough,” Mourino said in a statement on Monday. “Anyone attacks one of our men or women in blue, needs severe consequences, for a while.”

During the National Police Week, Vans is also scheduled to talk about the forty -fourth annual memorial service for national peace officers on Thursday in the American Capitol.

Andrew Mark Miller in Fox News contributed to this report.