RE: Police Brutality Breaks a Mother's Body & Shatters her Trust (FamilyProtection Series -- Anna's Family Story Part IV)
During the midst of my tears while reading this I felt a sudden sense of joy when you shared how the officer and the worker apologized and realized you and your family were very wronged. However no amount of apologies will ever give you back what was taken from you in a course of time. It’s a Miracle Anna that you are still standing today and sharing your story to help others. Having all of your loved ones torn from you one by one is unreal and unheard of yet you are a living witness to such tragedy.
The message about how police are trained to NEVER trust you couldn’t be more true. It makes me so sad knowing that the very people who were sworn in to protect us are the ones hurting us the most. God Bless you for writing such a painful chapter in your story and reliving these moments just to help others have a voice and not be afraid to share the TRUTH!
No amount of Appology!!!!!...., none!
I think it is important for us to try and get to know the police in our area so there is a personal connection with the people they protect... and it won't be so easy for them to Abuse us.
I know it is worthwhile to try. We have a neighbor that is an officer and I have befriended her. This human contact can break the harmful training.
I think it’s great if you can build a personal relationship with a police officer. We have a good friend that is one as well. Sadly it seems that these government agencies are running the police force in some way. If they want a job done it seems they get it done with the officers help as you read in the story above. He had no intentions on protecting that families rights but only to assist the investigator. I don’t believe all police officers want to act in this manner but unfortunately when duty calls...it’s a different story.
Oh, you are right.
I think a part of it is that the officers DO see the worst in people on a daily basis. And they believe their "peers" in CPS are trying to help like they are. They trust them. So when they are told... this family is hurting their children, etc. they believe it and close their eyes and ears to what their senses say when they come on scene. And by the time their brains may have processed the truth... they are already off site and on another call.
It isn't always intentional ignorance.
And our friendships can allow us to put the bird in their ear to 'look with more open eyes' next time they are called to "assist".
Very good points! I agree that this could be the situation for most of the officers. Then some already know the power struggle and probably feel trying to speak up won’t change how these people operate. They really need help opening their eyes to the truth because it’s getting worse real fast.
they sworn to serve and protect their master! sad