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After an Officer dies, treatment from the department
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| Posted over 1 year ago Still no help from the City!! Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago Still no change at this point...three years later...i think mom has finally given up trying...its sad...but it is what it is Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago shadow_officer says ...
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| Posted over 1 year ago never forgotten....but the DOJ isnt treating her right...and that is sad...after 38 yrs...u think they would bend over backwards to help....but they are shutting their doors in her face at every turn... Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago I am sorry that you and your mom have to go thru this. This country has very little reguard for our heros it seems. Their families should be taken care of. Never give up on this. YaYa Sister |
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| Posted over 1 year ago Lady G, I tell her that everyday...thank you Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago Have you tried contacting your Senator or Congressman? If not try the media, you have nothing to lose. Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die. "It's not a constitutional violation for a police officer to be a jerk." Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy -December 4, 2000 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago yes...we even went to his office in DC when we were at policeweek. No help there either Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago There has to be someone...the chief...a union rep...an attorney...reporter. Anyone. There must be someone on the board that decides the benefits who is sympathetic to you. That would be a starting point.
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| Posted over 1 year ago Were trying...we have called everyone that we could think of..I have told mom to go to the media..but it is hard to talk to someone that is stubborn...LOL...but serious...we do need to find someone that will help... Officer Goss #2638 |
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| Posted over 1 year ago Sometimes 'stubborn' really means shy. Your mother might do this as part of a team effort. You have to put together a well-organized campaign. Seek out and use models of similar type that have succeeded. See if you can create a way to get some media coverage. Your mother doesn't have to make her statement alone. |
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| Posted over 1 year ago Hunny, once I get there I will do some research. I will reach out to people I know on the Federal side in D.C..maybe they can do something. Or I can reach out to my CJ college professors at Sac State. Maybe they have connections. Mom is a very strong woman.. I will talk to her more about it once I see her.. Love you.. xoxo Live, Love, and Laugh often |