911:: Law enforcement and divorce -Reply

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and all,

Law enforcement and divorce seem to go hand in hand. There are too many

reasons, causes and excuses why this happens to go into here, but there is a

great book out there that talks about family problems and law enforcement, the

stress of the job, officer involved shootings, suicide by cop and so forth. The

book is titled, " I Love A Cop " by Ellen Kirschman.

I recommend it for all officers and dispatchers to read. Especially for your

family and officers familys, it gives them a great insight into what the job is

all about.

Behr

Univ of CA Police Dept.

Riverside, CA

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Late thank you for the recommendation on the book -- I'm ordering it

from the library.

<< ment, the stress of the job, officer involved shootings, suicide by cop

and so forth. The book is titled, " I Love A Cop " by Ellen Kirschman.

I recommend it for all officers and dispatchers to read. Especially for

your family and officers familys, it gives them a great insight into what the

job is all about.

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and I are fortunate because we can and do talk about things. Our

schedules have been total opposites since his friend Pete (the US Marshal)

died last week, however, I know from experience (at least for him) that it

doesn't hit till at least a week later so we'll both be off when the time

goes for him to need to talk about it.

Some of my friends though, they are really struggling with this -- 4

separations going to divorce in the past 9 months.