ABOUT
TRAVIS EMERSON
United States Marine Corps Veteran
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Former Sheriff's Deputy
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Events Coordinator for
Law Enforcement Based Non-Profit
Our original "Big Blue" flag spent 5 years traveling to funeral services for fallen officers and law enforcement events with Off Road United Foundation. We're excited to now offer our services to other organizations and corporations for a variety of events.
JAROD EDWARDS
Former Sheriff's Deputy
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Volunteer for Law Enforcement Based Non-Profit
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Travis and Jarod met in 2013 during their Law Enforcement academy.
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We Proudly Support the Law Enforcement & First Responders Non-Profit:
Grateful for our Corporate Sponsors & Supporters
The phrase “The Thin Blue Line” is synonymous with “Police” and “Law Enforcement” and can be used interchangeably. It is the “Line” in “Line of Duty.” In visual terms, it is found in one of two variations. The first is a simple, centered blue line with black space above and below it. The second, as a single blue stripe on an otherwise black and white, American flag, located just below the stars.
So, what does it mean? In both versions, the black space above the blue line represents society, order and peace, while the black below, crime, anarchy, and chaos. The Thin Blue Line running between them, “law enforcement,” keeps crime from descending into society. When placed in the context of a flag, there is an added element of patriotism and, as illustrated in the video above, the stars symbolize the law-abiding citizens who benefit from the sacrifice of our heroes on the line made to protect them. The Thin Blue Line Flag is flown as a matter of principle to show support for the thankless work that they do. Law enforcement often look on it as a reflection of courage and a tribute to those who have fallen in the line of duty.
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