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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lots of haters on here from couch potatoes who know nothing about the profession. [/quote] Amen. Lots of cop haters here. Not a dangerous profession? How about the school resource officer in yesterday’s news? He chased an armed student, who had already fired his weapon and shot a fellow student, out of the school while he, the cop, was being shot at. He returned fire, wounded the suspect, and undoubtedly saved lives. I remember when school resource officers had easy, safe jobs. Often these positions were assigned to older cops who were close to retirement. Not any more. LEO’s are in a very dangerous line of work. Haters be damned. [/quote] Nice anecdote. Here are stats. #14. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/careers/2018/01/09/workplace-fatalities-25-most-dangerous-jobs-america/1002500001/[/quote] What I always say is that farm equipments, structural buildings, logs, etc. that's supposed to be more dangerous don't talk and fight back when you are making arrests. Criminals do. That's what makes this for an intense work environment. You also learn quickly about life when you are arresting all kinds of people for criminal actions - judges, doctors, lawyers, priests... We've seen 'em all. [/quote]
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