In a stunning display of community spirit and generosity, the citizens of Lewisburg, West Virginia have come together to donate tens of thousands of dollars to their local police department to purchase new armored vehicles.

The vehicle, which is equipped with state-of-the-art weapons and surveillance technology, will allow the police to better protect and serve the community, according to the department.

“This is truly a remarkable display of support from our community,” said the police chief. “We are so grateful for their generosity and trust in our ability to keep them safe.”

However, the new vehicle has been met with mixed reactions from the citizens of Lewisburg, with some expressing concern about the militarization of the police force and the potential for abuse of power.

“I’m not sure this is really what we need,” said local resident Mary Santos. “I mean, we’re a small town with very little crime. It’s starting to feel like we’re living in a war zone.”

But despite these concerns, the police department has no plans to return the vehicle, stating that it is necessary for their safety and the community’s safety.

“It’s a harsh reality, but in today’s world, we must be prepared for anything,” said the police chief.

The citizens of Lewisburg, meanwhile, have been left to wonder if they’ve just funded their own oppression and if they are now living in a police state.