Fraternal Order of Police Dewey R. Stokes Capital City Lodge #9
A fatal shooting involving immigrations and customs enforcement in Minneapolis is now under investigation. And, it’s raising questions about accountability, and oversight. When an officer’s use of force is questioned, there’s a formal […] Read More about President Brian Steel speaks with American Crossroads
FOP President Brian Steel stands with nurses! Read More about FOP President Brian Steel stands with our nurses
Statement from Brian Steel on the resignation of Jeffrey Happ, Chief of the Columbus Division of Fire I have known Chief Jeffrey Happ for more than 20 years. Long before […] Read More about Statement from Brian Steel on the resignation of Jeffrey Happ, Chief of the Columbus Division of Fire
President Brian Steel speaks with NBC 4 about the off-duty health risks that face officers today The President of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #9, Brian Steel, said work […] Read More about President Brian Steel speaks with NBC 4 about the off-duty health risks that face officers today
A federal appeals court is allowing the Columbus police union to get involved in a lawsuit against the city of Columbus and Police Chief Elaine Bryant. The civil suit was filed by the family of Donovan Lewis last year. Read More about Appeals court allows Columbus FOP to intervene in lawsuit against city and police chief
Prosecutor Shayla Favor did not create this mess, she inherited it. The chaos in Franklin County began under the last prosecutor, whose term was an unmitigated disaster. Read More about First day of Testimony Resumes in Connor Grubb Trial Nov. 10 #2
Brian Steel, President of the Columbus FOP Lodge 9 discusses the case and what police have to go through every day including making split-second decisions! Read More about Righteous shoot? Or murder? It’s up to a jury to decide
FOP President Brian Steel gave an update on the conditions of the two Mifflin Township police officers who were shot during a traffic stop Wednesday evening. Read More about FOP president gives update on conditions of shot officers
