Since the patch was originally used to honour the fallen, officers should be allowed to wear it

Since the patch also "has a contentious history with roots in division, colonialism and racism, most recently being prominently displayed at counter protests against the Black Lives Matter movement," according to the Commission, it should be removed

Regardless of what it stands for, it should not have to be removed

Regardless of what it stands for, it should be removed and only approved service patches should be allowed

Officers refusing to remove it should be fired

Officers refusing to remove it should be put on unpaid leave