If you live in a Democrat run city, and especially if you’re a law enforcement officer, take great care.

Every miscreant, every murdering criminal, every terrorist thug knows, that because of Defund the Police and liberal Soros bought district attorneys, it’s open season on the police. What do Democrats, who actively encourage this phenomenon, do about it? Zilch.

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FNC: “Police and law enforcement officers continue to be the victims of a violent trend, as six officers were the victims of gun violence over just the past two days, prompting a somber post from a Michigan sheriff.

Three police officers were hospitalized during a separate shooting incident in Houston, after a suspect shot one officer in the foot, another in the leg, and a third officer in the arm, all of whom were hospitalized in stable condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital, authorities said.

The shootings targeting law enforcement officers on Thursday were not isolated in Houston. Two more police officers were shot Wednesday afternoon in St. Louis; a Milwaukee sheriff’s deputy was shot several times during a traffic stop Wednesday evening; and, three more police officers were shot in Houston on Thursday, in separate instances, authorities said.

Mike Bouchard, the Oakland County, Michigan, sheriff, took to Twitter late Thursday to post a photo of the condolence letters that his office plans to send out to other police agencies. He said the letters are intended ‘for first responders who died in the line of duty in January.’

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‘And unfortunately, another three officers were shot today in Houston. Prayers,’ he posted.”

Signed condolence letters for first responders who died in the line of duty in January. And unfortunately, another three officers were shot today in Houston. Prayers. pic.twitter.com/qCCKCb3Gud

— Mike Bouchard (@MikeJBouchard) January 28, 2022

“I am asking the public to pray for our officers. This is a rough time,” St. Louis Police chief John Hayden said after an officer was shot. “They’re doing everything they can to keep people safe, and we keep having these critical incidents.”

Milwaukee Sheriff Earnell Lucas on one of his deputies shot Friday, “Thank goodness his injuries at this point do not appear to be life-threatening. This is twice within two weeks law enforcement officers have encountered individuals with weapons and have been shot doing their job.”