Sheriffs Fight Back Against Disrespectful Miami Dolphins... This Is JUSTICE According to recent reports, a sheriffs office in Florida has made the controversial decision to stop escorting the Miami Dolphins to their football games until the team resumes standing for the national anthem. The local police union behind the Broward County Sheriffs Office is reportedly refusing to provide police escorts, claiming that sometimes freedom of speech is compromised by your professional duties. I respect their right to have freedom of speech, Jeffrey Bell, president of the International Union of Police Associations told The Miami Herald. However, in certain organizations and certain jobs you give up that right of your freedom of speech temporarily while you serve that job of or while you play in an NFL game. The Dolphins have been making headlines lately for their protest against the national anthem. Four of their players kneeled during a game against the Seattle Seahawks, protesting racial oppression in the country. The move is a symbol of solidarity with San Francisco 49ers player Colin Kaepernick, who has been making headlines all month for his controversial protest. The Dolphins released a statement last week, claiming it encourages players to stand, but respects the rights of the individual players who refuse to stand. What do you think? Do you support Broward County for standing up for our national anthem? 