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Law Enforcement Suicide Red Flags Are Up

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Law Enforcement Suicide Red Flags Are Up
NYPD Police officers listen as Police Benevolent Association of the City of New York President Pat Lynch and representatives from other NYPD and law enforcement unions holds a news conference at the Icahn Stadium parking lot in New York on June 9, 2020. Timothy A. Clary/AFP via Getty Images
Thomas Cline
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The most traumatic experience a human can have is another person intentionally trying to hurt them. That’s the closest thing to evil that people can experience, and one doesn’t survive unscathed.

Thomas Cline
Thomas Cline
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Thomas J. Cline, spouse, father, MBA, MAP, 52-years in law enforcement, is past president of the International Association of Ethics Trainers, Law Enforcement Training Trust board member, a writer/trainer at the Chicago PD, and a consultant. He authored “Cop Tales! (Never Spit in a Man’s Face...Unless His Mustache Is on Fire)” and “Psych Firefight: L E Job Satisfaction in a hostile environment.” For information on training and workshops email: [email protected]
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