My suggestion is you better ask if they need assistance first. If you just jump into the fracas the officer may not realize you are on their side and you could potentially do more harm than good. I will definately stop and offer assistance, but will only engage if requested to do so.CHLLady wrote:My awesome officer trainer told us that if we drive by and he's struggling with a BG, we better stop and help. We all agreed that we would. In this kind of event it would be much easier to tell good guy from bad guy, which is an issue that makes me very reluctant to step forward.
My thoughts are with the spouses of LEOs as well. As a military spouse, I know how they feel sending their loved one off to the unknown. They do this every single day.
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- Mon Aug 05, 2013 10:03 am
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