The Center for Public Integrity reported just after the 2016 election that Donald Trump might tout his love for law enforcement but he hasn’t paid his bills to them.

Two years (to the day) after that report, Dave Levinthal said that the president still hasn’t paid his bills.

“President Trump today met with a group of sheriffs and had kind words for them,” Levinthal tweeted before quoting Trump. “‘I’m with some of the great law enforcement people. A lot of them are friends of mine. I’ve known them for a long time, and they’ve been fantastic people. Fantastic men and women.’ [The Center for Public Integrity] reported two years ago that Trump’s presidential committee was ignoring law enforcement and security bills sent to it by various municipalities. When last we checked in late 2018, the bills remained unpaid.”

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1/ President Trump today met with a group of sheriffs and had kind words for them: “I’m with some of the great law enforcement people. A lot of them are friends of mine. I’ve known them for a long time, and they’ve been fantastic people. Fantastic men and women.” One note … — Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) February 11, 2019

2/ @publici reported two years ago that Trump’s presidential committee was ignoring law enforcement and security bills sent to it by various municipalities. When last we checked in late 2018, the bills remained unpaid. Original report: https://t.co/PinsBFPtgV — Dave Levinthal (@davelevinthal) February 11, 2019

Trump regularly holds up law enforcement as his heroes, but when it comes to paying them, it seems he’s no longer supportive.

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During a May 2018 event celebrating officers killed in the line of duty, Trump said, “We will protect those who protect us.”

“I especially want to speak to the young sons and daughters who join us here today,” Trump continued. “I want you to know that your moms and dads are among the bravest Americans to ever live. When danger came, when darkness fell, when destruction loomed, they did not flinch. They were not afraid they did not falter they stared down danger, raced down alleys, chased down criminals, kicked down doors and faced down evil. Brave.”

These so-called “brave heroes” put their own lives on the line for Trump before he was the president. It’s unclear why the campaign doesn’t feel they should be paid.

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According to campaign finance reports, Trump’s campaign has already raised over $100 million.