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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am sitting here, literally shaking my head. I am amazed that responses on here are actually defending the police (from August 12th) on this thread. It is so blatantly obvious to me that the situation in Utah was littered w/mistake after mistake. Cops should have zeroed in on Brian a little more. They should have seen right through his transparency but they could not. Even a typical layman can see he is nervous (& thus hyper), overapologetic, while at the same time minimizing the situation while seeming so indifferent to Gabby’s apparent distress. Gabby was bawling the entire time. She kept blaming herself for everything + admitted that she was not taking any medication for her mental issues. Yet Brian got a free night’s stay in a hotel while the most Gabby received from the cops was a list of places that she could….rather should go to get a four-dollar shower to “cool off, relax and decompress.” Because that is what helped the officer’s own wife - it would help Gabby as well. Ha!! Unfortunately anxiety is a huge mental issue and it takes more than one relaxing shower to help it. I agree that cops either should be required to get more training on how to best deal w/DV or the police department should hire people who have solid DV skills both through education as well as experience. Hopefully Gabby’s death will shine a light on how incompetently the current protocols for DV are so screwed up![/quote] +1 she showed them how he grabbed her face!! That level of violence is code red alarm. Grabbing face or neck is chapter one of this will spiral into tragedy. [/quote] +2 Gabby could have possibly been having a panic attack & the cop on-scene advised her to go and take a relaxing, hot shower somewhere. Telling someone to take a “relaxing” shower during an anxiety-induced situation is akin to telling a depressed person to sit outside in the sun while chewing on some vitamins. It is like basically saying “C’mon…. Just SNAP out of it!” So showering helps the officer’s wife. That is good for her. But for many people dealing with anxiety issues ~ they definitely need more than a body cleansing in order to “snap” out of it! [/quote]
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