Even as President Obama claims that his anti-police policies have not increased risk to police officer around the nation, new stats revealed yesterday show that's just not the case.

According to Obama's own Justice Department, his DOJ, quote, surprise assault, that's what they're calling them, ambush assault on police, skyrocketed 25% in the period 2008 to 2013 over the 10-year

period preceding Obama's administration. Ronald Davis is the director of community-oriented

policing at the Justice Department, and he told the L.A. Times, quote, in an era of strained

community relations and struggles with police legitimacy, violence against police is of particular concern.

Yeah, you would think.

And just yesterday, the head of the FBI admitted that cell phone footage targeting cops had created an upswing in violence against the cops.

The White House, of course, quickly said this wasn't the case because why would it make people attack cops if there are all sorts of videos that are targeting cops around?

I mean, it's not like other videos have ever caused violence, like YouTube videos causing terrorist attacks or anything.

The White House continues to push policies, meanwhile, that do nothing to reduce violence in communities or against police.

The Department of Justice study found

the community policing accomplished little, actually almost nothing, in terms of reducing

ambushes against police. Actually, it's slightly increased risk to have more cops on the ground

in areas with high crime, hanging out with the people and living in the communities. This has always

been the leftist ideal for policing. They just have to be part of the community. They can't be outsiders.

Turns out when they're not outsiders, they get shot more often. Well, naturally, the DOJ immediately dismissed this finding because when statistics show that your theory is stupid, you just get rid of the statistics.

So, here's what the DOJ actually wrote.

Quote, it is not within the realm of any

plausible theory. The community-oriented policing is a contributing factor to violence against

the police. It's just not plausible. It doesn't matter what the statistics say. It doesn't matter

what the data say. It's just not, they can't even think how this could possibly be. This is

utter and total insanity. According to Barack Obama and the

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