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Injured officer’s road to recovery
By Kristen A. Graham
Inquirer Staff Writer
When her son became a cop, Barbara Wurst tried not to think of all the terrible things that could happen to him.
But what brought two somber police officers to her doorstep in early hours of Dec. 27 was a scenario she had never imagined.
"You expect it's going to be a bullet. You don't expect it's going to be a crash," said Wurst, who after two months marvels at her son's grit and the brotherhood of his… Continue
Inquirer Staff Writer
When her son became a cop, Barbara Wurst tried not to think of all the terrible things that could happen to him.
But what brought two somber police officers to her doorstep in early hours of Dec. 27 was a scenario she had never imagined.
"You expect it's going to be a bullet. You don't expect it's going to be a crash," said Wurst, who after two months marvels at her son's grit and the brotherhood of his… Continue
Posted by George Brown on March 16, 2008 at 9:40pm
Injured officers cope with life after
Injured officers cope with life after
03/06/2008 08:19 PM
By: David Kernodle
CHARLOTTE -- The wives of a former and a current CMPD officer describe the recovery process for an injured cop as a road full of red tape and no direction.
They suggest more guidance be added on top of the services already provided by the department.
Since October, Jim Fox has been on the mends, after being beaten in the head repeatedly while serving a warrant. He’s been homebound… Continue
03/06/2008 08:19 PM
By: David Kernodle
CHARLOTTE -- The wives of a former and a current CMPD officer describe the recovery process for an injured cop as a road full of red tape and no direction.
They suggest more guidance be added on top of the services already provided by the department.
Since October, Jim Fox has been on the mends, after being beaten in the head repeatedly while serving a warrant. He’s been homebound… Continue
Posted by George Brown on March 6, 2008 at 11:29pm
My Daddy is Gone
Beyond the Shield
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by Dee Dee Serpas, Retired Police Officer
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
My Daddy is Gone
This story actually begins on December 13, 2000, in a south Texas prison 50 miles southeast of San…
Posted by George Brown on February 2, 2008 at 10:55pm
Open Letter To My Daddy
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Open Letter To My Daddy
by Dee Dee Serpas, Retired Police Officer…
Continue Posted by George Brown on February 2, 2008 at 10:53pm
Tarnished Badge, Shining Badge
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Tarnished Badge, Shining Badge
INTRODUCTION: When I first learned of this troubling story, I thought it might be inappropriate to post on the G/V WebBoard. After further consideration, I decided that was a…
Posted by George Brown on February 2, 2008 at 10:49pm
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Membership is open to all familiy members of American law enforcement officers.
Families of Police is organized around the principle of maintaining family opportunities and relationships, while supporting the needs of our injured, aging and disabled police officers.
Families of Police offers member families an opportunity to shape the social, legal and medical systems so that they are responsive to the needs of all shareholders.
If you are joining us for the first time, make sure you pop into the newbies area to say hello and let us know a bit more about you! We have all sorts of discussions going on in the forum right now, so have a look and join in the fun!
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