LAPD ban of ‘thin blue line’ flags is latest salvo ... Bill Scott found himself in similarly choppy political waters after he barred officers from wearing masks with the “thin blue line” logo.

The black and white flag with a Thin Blue Line is seen on the Police Benevolent Association logo. The decision to ban the symbol came after nearly two years of controversy and debate over the issue.

Families of fallen officers today reacted angrily to the 'completely crazy' order that Met officers should not wear the Thin Blue Line emblem if working at today's Pride celebrations in London.

The "thin blue Line" flag -- a symbol of public support for police -- has been banned from public areas. Latest; ... PA, voted to ban the Thin Blue Line Logo from township premises.

The dispute in Springfield Township, about 15 miles (24 kilometers) from Philadelphia, arose over the use of the black-and-white American flag, with one horizontal blue stripe.

See App. 959 (FOP President conceding that the "Thin Blue Line" flag, which is different than the TBLAF, has "exactly the same meaning" as the TBLAF with respect to support for law enforcement).} ...

A federal court has ruled that a prohibition by a Pennsylvania community on the display of the American flag with a thin blue line that is supportive of law enforcement is unconstitutional.. The ...

Barring 'thin blue line' flag on Pennsylvania township ... The township offered to cover the cost of designing a new logo — saying a private donor had agreed to pay up to $10,000 to ...

A federal judge ruled a Pennsylvania's community's ban on the display of a pro-police "Thin Blue Line" flag has restricted free speech of public employees under the First Amendment.

The term "thin blue line" came into fashion in the 1950s, when Los Angeles Police Chief Bill Parker frequently referenced it in speeches. He developed a TV show of the same name that sought to ...