MS Patches

Mississippi Co. Sheriff Patches - complete - NOT FOR TRADE OR SALE!

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Lauderdale Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition - The shape of the patch represents the layout of the state of Mississippi. The yellow rectangle shows Lauderdale County. Lauderdale Co. SWAT - new condition - The SWAT Unit responds to any situation that involves snipers, barricaded suspects, hostage taking, or any other activity beyond the capability of standard law enforcement resources. Lauderdale Co. SWAT - new condition - The SWAT Unit responds to any situation that involves snipers, barricaded suspects, hostage taking, or any other activity beyond the capability of standard law enforcement resources. Lawrence Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition Lawrence Co. Sheriff - new condition Lawrence Co. Sheriff - worn during the 1990s - new condition Leake Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition Leake Co. Sheriffs Office - worn during the 1990s -? - used condition Leake Co. Sheriffs Office - new condition Leake Co. Sheriffs Office - new condition Lee Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition Lee Co. Sheriffs Dept. - worn during the 1990s -? - new condition Lee Co. Sheriffs Dept. - new condition Leflore Co. Sheriffs Dept. - worn during the 1990s -? - new condition - In the period from 1877 to 1950, Leflore County had 48 documented lynchings of African Americans, by far the highest number in the state and third highest in the United States. Leflore Co. Sheriffs Dept. - used condition - Emmett L. Till was a 14-year-old African American boy who was kidnapped, tortured, and lynched in Leflore County in 1955 after being accused of insulting a white woman. The brutality of his murder and the fact that his killers were acquitted drew attention to the long history of violent persecution of African Americans in the US. Till posthumously became an icon of the civil rights movement.

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