On Tuesday, a delegation of 15 international chiefs of police and sheriffs joined an estimated 10,000 thousand Jewish people and others in a Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony at the site of the Birkenau concentration camp in Poland. Addressing a crowd of national leaders, dignitaries, Holocaust survivors and others, the first-ever international law enforcement delegation pledged to fight antisemitism, hatred and bigotry in all its forms. “We have seen the consequences of what happens when police become pawns of tyrants. That is why we are marching alongside each and everyone of you on this day,” said Paul Goldenberg, a highly decorated…