Indiana officials are welcoming Chicago police officers who refuse to comply with that city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, with Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.) telling the law enforcement workers they “deserve the utmost respect.” “Those who dedicated their lives to serving and protecting our nation’s citizens deserve the utmost respect,” Braun posted on Twitter on Oct. 22. “Come work in Indiana!” “My office has already heard from many Chicago police interested in serving Hoosiers,” Braun said in another post. Meanwhile, Munster, Indiana, Police Chief Steve Scheckel, echoed Braun’s sentiment during an interview with Fox News, saying that there’s a “brighter future right over the border” for officers who are under scrutiny for their views on vaccine mandates, and noting that his department has already hired one individual from Chicago. Indiana State Police Sgt. Glen Fifield sent out a tweet last week inviting Chicago police to come on over. “Hey Chicago Police Officers, …