Posted by JerryS on November 15, 2012 at 17:09:07 from (68.18.52.195):
In Reply to: Sad posted by Nancy Howell on November 15, 2012 at 12:52:50:
I agree with others that police are not even in the running for Most Hazardous Professions. I appreciate that there is certainly an element of danger in what they do, but not to the extent they want us to believe. I get a bit annoyed every year when the city and parish law enforcement agencies here hold their joint annual �Memorial Service� for fallen officers. They have to go all the way back to the 1880s to be able to put together a list of about 25 names. Several of those were struck by motorists while writing tickets. But they pull out all the stops for this service: the bagpipes, the slow roll call, the echoing buglers, the bloused boots, the white gloves, the volleys from the M-1 rifles. Gotta keep the perception going, because tax renewal comes around every few years.
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