A Fayetteville Observer editorial last week - "Showdown" - contended that the Police Benevolent Association's position on "consent searches" puts "cops above local control."

Once again… the South leads the nation in officer deaths

In a recent report conducted by the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund, a disturbing trend was uncovered. Although the past year saw an increase in police officer “in the line of duty” deaths, there was a sharp spike in firearms related deaths.

PBA member says Thank You to those
that helped him in a time of need

The North Carolina Police Benevolent Association teams up with Outback Steakhouse for a night of food, fun, football, and charity
Fundraiser with benefit the Police Benevolent Foundation and Fredreich's Ataxia Research Alliance

North Carolina Police Benevolent Association Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Rep. Shirley Randleman

Donate to Officer Russell Willingham Memorial Fund
View the Funeral Info here(08-01-11)

PBA member prevails in wrongful termination trial

Police Benevolent Foundation Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Stella Nova Technologies Inc.

Cary Chapter Seeks Support for Officer Chad Penland

Raffle hits it out of the ballpark for the Police Benevolent Foundation!!

NC Sheriff’s Association Executive Vice President Eddie Caldwell attempts to enter the NC Local Government Retirement System on the backs of disabled law enforcement officers (06-20-11)

Legislative Update: June 16, 2011

The Police Benevolent Foundation and the Wake County Chapter of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina develop partnership

Legislative Update: June 10, 2011

Legislative Update: June 3, 2011

Legislation HB623: GOOD NEWS FOR STATE LEO AND DOC PBA MEMBERS UPDATED...(05-24-11)

GOOD NEWS FOR PROBATION/PAROLE OFFICERS

Cary Chapter Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Bunkey’s Car Wash

North Carolina Division has successful fundraiser for the Police Benevolent Foundation

Legislation to Remove Restrictions of LEO disability benefits introduced

Law Enforcement Officers Fairness Act introduced

2011 Spring Edition of the Patrolman's Journal

5th Annual George Almond Officer of the Year Award Winner Named

Click here to view the 2010 Blue Review

	The North Carolina Police Benevolent Association, Inc. is composed of law enforcement personnel from all over the state of North Carolina. These officers are employed by either federal, state, county or municipal governments. Our association is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving both men and women working for North Carolina public law enforcement entities. North Carolina PBA is funded by membership dues and citizen contributions. This professional association prides itself in providing outstanding service to its members. The Association represents law enforcement by providing legal services and advocating changes to improve the quality of work life for people employed in all aspects of criminal justice.
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Police Foundation Shift Length Study PBA takes a stand on ban of Consent Searches Op-ed: Midgette - The 'consent search' is legal and necessary A Fayetteville Observer editorial last week - "Showdown" - contended that the Police Benevolent Association's position on "consent searches" puts "cops above local control." Once again… the South leads the nation in officer deaths In a recent report conducted by the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund, a disturbing trend was uncovered. Although the past year saw an increase in police officer “in the line of duty” deaths, there was a sharp spike in firearms related deaths. Officer shot, lives to tell about it PBA member says Thank You to those that helped him in a time of need The North Carolina Police Benevolent Association teams up with Outback Steakhouse for a night of food, fun, football, and charity Fundraiser with benefit the Police Benevolent Foundation and Fredreich's Ataxia Research Alliance North Carolina Police Benevolent Association Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Rep. Shirley Randleman Donate to Officer Russell Willingham Memorial Fund View the Funeral Info here(08-01-11) PBA member prevails in wrongful termination trial Police Benevolent Foundation Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Stella Nova Technologies Inc. Cary Chapter Seeks Support for Officer Chad Penland Raffle hits it out of the ballpark for the Police Benevolent Foundation!! NC Sheriff’s Association Executive Vice President Eddie Caldwell attempts to enter the NC Local Government Retirement System on the backs of disabled law enforcement officers (06-20-11) Legislative Update: June 16, 2011 The Police Benevolent Foundation and the Wake County Chapter of the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina develop partnership Legislative Update: June 10, 2011 Legislative Update: June 3, 2011 Legislation HB623: GOOD NEWS FOR STATE LEO AND DOC PBA MEMBERS UPDATED...(05-24-11) GOOD NEWS FOR PROBATION/PAROLE OFFICERS Cary Chapter Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Bunkey’s Car Wash North Carolina Division has successful fundraiser for the Police Benevolent Foundation Legislation to Remove Restrictions of LEO disability benefits introduced Law Enforcement Officers Fairness Act introduced 2011 Spring Edition of the Patrolman's Journal 5th Annual George Almond Officer of the Year Award Winner Named Click here to view the 2010 Blue Review
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