NY - Hundreds rally in Port Jefferson Station in support of police. Waving flags and placards with slogans such as "Back the Blue," hundreds rallied in Port Jefferson Station in support of police following weeks of what they called anti-cop sentiment stirred by allegations of police brutality. The crowd of 400 to 500 — few of them wearing face masks or practicing social distancing — lined Route 347 near the intersection with Route 112, where a Black Lives Matter protest was held exactly three weeks earlier. Dozens of passing cars and trucks blared their horns in apparent support of the pro-cop rally. #BlueLivesMatter

Congratulations Los Angeles Dodgers for winning the World Series Championship! Lighting the night in blue to honor our champs. #BackTheBlue #BlueLivesMatter

Florida high school football game descends into a brawl after one side ran onto the field with a Blue Lives Matter flag and the other took a knee during the national anthem. A high school football team in Florida has been fined $500 and had 10 of its players suspended after a wild #brawl broke out at the end of a crunch game, with helmets being thrown, punches flying and parents jumping the fence from the sidelines and running to join in the altercation. The game was ill-tempered from the start. Mitchell players ran onto the pitch with a #BlueLivesMatter flag - a long-standing tradition, owing to the policing relatives of some former players. Wekiva players then knelt during the National Anthem. They said that some from the Mitchell team used racial slurs against them. As the game drew to a close, with Mitchell having won 24-18, a fight broke out. No one was seriously injured, but Orange County sheriffs deputies were called to separate the sides.