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RE: A Remarkable Act Of Forgiveness
Hello janton, as I do not follow the news very much this story was new to me. Maybe the police training needs to re-think their training round impressionable cadets and certainly need to re-consider the effects of long shifts on police officers.
Would I forgive? Spiritually I know and believe that forgiving is the only way to let it really let go to move forward. So yes I would forgive.
Howdy angiemitchell! I think it had been about one year since this happened so in that length of time I hope I would be able to at least try to forgive.
Well what was so controversial about this case is that she did exactly what she was trained to do which is to stop what she thought was a deadly threat. So I doubt if they will be changine their training but I agree about the long shifts, they never help anyone.
It's probably a situation of chronically being understaffed because not enough people want to be police. Mrs. J works in another area of law enforcement and they have the same problems, long shifts and constantly understaffed, they can't hire enough people, no one wants to work with criminals.
What a terrible bind janton. How quickly someone's life's journey can change and not always in the best and happiest way. Lessons are always being learned.
Yes, one moment you have a great job and the next you are on trial for murder! Both parties made tragic mistakes. How could she get the wrong apartment but then why in the world would he leave his door open? Two common mistakes that lead to tragedy.
Many people from that apartment complex said they had gone to the wrong apartment because everything looks the same.