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Becoming a police officer used to be a family tradition. I cannot count how many father/son and even mother/daughter, police families you.
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- The Michigan Mom Who Called A Cop To Take Her Son To School Doesn't Regret Doing So
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Meet one "Officer Wigglesworth" and I guarantee you, he's related to all of the others. But the times, they are a'changin. And not for the better. Because the overall attitude toward law enforcement has shifted and changed. A lot of people have tried to make the community's problems with law enforcement a race issue. But the cop killers are indiscriminate as to whom they murder.
Black, white, Hispanic, Asian - it's all about the color of the uniform, so to speak, not the color of the officer's skin. Officer Randolph Holder, a year-old member of the New York Police Department, and a third generation cop, was gunned down by a bike thief a few days ago.
Only seven people showed up for a community walk led by clergy for Officer Holder on Thursday night, two days after he was killed in the line of duty.
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The murdered police officer was black. And his family is outraged that Holder isn't getting the same sort of attention from black community leaders that Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and Freddie Gray got when they died resisting arrest.
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They've even got Al Sharpton on the defensive, because how can he explain the way he rushed to the side of every other family and can't seem to pencil in the Holders? It's a valid complaint. While so many in the BlackLivesMatter movement want to paint a white face on law enforcement, Holder was a black immigrant representing the very best of the American dream. Where is the community's outrage that Randolph Holder has been murdered?
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If Holder had dodged his murderer's bullet, and shot back and killed him, how would that community have responded? I believe we would be seeing riots, and protestors with their hands up, and everybody screaming that the dead guy was "just a bike thief" and didn't deserve to die for his crimes.
The thing is, Officer Holder definitely didn't deserve to die for the bike thief's crimes. He was just doing his job to protect that community. He and his partner had responded to a call. No matter how much complaining, ranting, and protesting has been done by people, who does EVERYONE call at the first sign of trouble when they need help, including the criminals? The police. Children are told that if they're lost or in trouble they should look for a police officer to help them.
When everyone else is running away from a dangerous situation, the police run to it - as fast as they can - to intervene and help. Louis area—such as St. Peters, the broadly middle-class, white town where Wilson grew up. North County also has more crime. Wilson felt that working in a tough area would propel his career. There are almost fifty municipalities in North County. The officers in some of the towns are not just fighting crime; they also issue countless traffic tickets and ordinance-violation citations.
The local governments often rely on the fines generated by tickets and violations to balance their budgets.
In , the town of Edmundson, which comprises less than a square mile, issued nearly five thousand traffic tickets. Police officers, meanwhile, can be paid as little as ten dollars an hour, according to Kevin Ahlbrand, the president of the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police. Interacting with residents, he felt intimidated and unprepared. A field-training officer named Mike McCarthy, who had been a cop for ten years, displayed no such discomfort. McCarthy, a thirty-nine-year-old Irish-American with short brown hair and a square chin, is a third-generation policeman who grew up in North County.
Most of his childhood friends were African-American. This is a culture shock. Would you help me? Because you obviously have that connection, and you can relate to them. You may be white, but they still respect you. So why can they respect you and not me? McCarthy had never heard another officer make such an honest admission of his own limitations.
Police officers are rigorously trained in firing weapons and apprehending suspects but not in establishing common ground with people who have had different experiences. For several months, McCarthy taught Wilson how to walk the beat—coaching him to loosen up, joke, and curse occasionally. McCarthy, who is gay, said that he understood what it meant to be marginalized. McCarthy helped Wilson, in part, by letting him make mistakes. One night, they were patrolling a neighborhood where burglary was common.
McCarthy had spent two years working as a police officer at a predominantly black middle school in the city of Normandy. Michael Brown attended the school, but not when McCarthy worked there. When Wilson became a police officer in Jennings, he was joining a department that had a reputation for racism. Louis moved to North County. Numerous towns there went from being majority white to being majority black. The police forces remained almost completely white. McCarthy showed me several police logs from those decades, and many entries documented bigotry on the part of Jennings authorities.
In April, , a lieutenant described a holdup that had occurred near the police station. The suspects were two black males. Niggers are going to come in the police station next and rob us. McCarthy said that police officers resist discussing racism, past or present. Be honest about it. Wilson strongly disagreed with McCarthy about this.
In January, , a white officer stopped a vehicle with expired license plates. The driver got out, but a black woman who had been riding in the passenger seat drove off. There was a child in the back seat. The officer resigned. Not long afterward, it was discovered that a lieutenant in Jennings had stolen federal funds allocated for drunk-driving checks.
Louis County to take over. McCarthy secured a job at the local jail, which the town still ran, but most of the other officers were laid off, including Wilson. That October, he began policing in neighboring Ferguson, which was slightly more prosperous and about two-thirds black. He was mentored by another field-training officer: Barb Spradling, his future wife. Barb had been working in Ferguson for seven years, as one of three women on a force of roughly fifty officers. The training went smoothly. Wilson also told Barb stories about his mother.