Beyonce Faces Possible Boycott from Texas Police

The National Sheriffs” Association blamed Beyonce‘s “anti-police “entertainment'” performance for four officer deaths last week, and after shots were fired outside his home this week, a sheriff in Tennessee held a news conference saying her video may have provoked the shootings. “All lives matter, including law enforcement officers and citizens, no matter their race”.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was also a vocal critic of the halftime show, telling CNN’s Don Lemon that he found it emotionally offensive.

But Mullins said that when celebrities like Beyonce and public officials make statements against law enforcement, it makes officers’ jobs more risky. They also want an explanation of her “Formation” set. The controversial video for “Formation” follows.

“Why would any group of working men and women support a rich celebrity who openly glorifies murderers?”

Police in both Miami and Tampa say they will not provide security for her performances there, and now two Texas agencies are being asked for their position on a called-for boycott by police across the nation.

Moss commented, “Right now the union president has his First Amendment right to say whatever he wants to say, but that doesn’t always translate to reality”.

The FOP was one of multiple police unions and departments that called for a boycott of Oscar-winning Tarantino’s latest film after he delivered inflammatory remarks at a November rally in NY against police brutality.

During her Super Bowl performance, Beyonce’s dancers sported berets, Afros and wore all black, a similar style to that of the Black Panther party. “I am not going to give her or her videos any credibility by acknowledging any relevance in the world of policing”.

Ortiz accused Beyoncé of using her Super Bowl show to “salute” the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Black Panthers, a black-power group widely feared by police back in the day and still loathed in 2016.

A representative for Beyonce has yet to comment on the report.