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Remembering Constable Travis Jordan and Constable Brett Ryan who were killed in the line of duty on March 16, 2023, while responding to a family dispute. Cst. Jordan served with EPS for 8 years. Cst. Ryan served for 5 years. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. Heroes in life,... show more

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We honour Const. Brett Ryan & Const. Travis Jordan. Today’s service was a tribute to these generous, kind and brave men who would go beyond the call of duty to help people. They made the ultimate sacrifice for the work they loved #NeverForgotten #HeroesInLife

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I’ve spent the last few days in four countries across the Middle East visiting British Forces on live operations. Our Armed Forces personnel there are working with our allies and partners on the rapidly evolving situation. That’s why I wasn’t in Westminster for yesterday’s vote on the Northern Ireland Legacy Bill. I understand why people feel strongly about this. But the crisis in the Middle East is already affecting us all and it’s ongoing. I served for 24 years. I know what it means to be asked to put your life on the line for this country, and I know what we owe the people who do. For those who served in Northern Ireland, and for their families, this is not an abstract issue. It is about truth, justice, and how we treat those who put themselves on the line for our country. My focus is clear: to make sure the process does not become the punishment, to recognise the difference in law and in fact between those who served the state under orders and those who set out to harm it, and to support veterans and their families in getting as close as possible to truth, reconciliation and justice. I will continue working with colleagues across Government, in private as much as in public, to make sure we get this right. To everyone who served in Northern Ireland, and to the wider veteran community: that commitment does not change. To those that seek to divide the veteran community, question commitment, motivations, honour or question intent, that is your right to do so. And, to those that continue to engage and seek change for justice, let’s keep doing so. We will get there.

Al Carns

88,837 views • 3 months ago

It’s a beautiful and windy day in Blaine honoring our veterans on this Flag Day weekend! The United States flag represents the freedom and sacrifice of the brave men and women who have served our great country for 250 years. This weekend, we honor them and proudly fly the flag they defended.

It’s a beautiful and windy day in Blaine honoring our veterans on this Flag Day weekend! The United States flag represents the freedom and sacrifice of the brave men and women who have served our great country for 250 years. This weekend, we honor them and proudly fly the flag they defended.

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