Dear Colleagues,
There is a concerning reality we must confront: many families of individuals with special needs are hesitant to reach out to law enforcement during critical moments. They grapple with fears that we may cause harm, misjudge their situations, or even remove their children from their care. This sentiment is deeply troubling and should be unacceptable to us all.
As an officer holding a significant position within my department, I am tasked with training others on how to handle such situations. Yet, I too experience fear. I understand the power we wield in shaping the lives of those we serve, and that power can be intimidating to those who need our assistance.
We are united in our mission to protect and serve, and I urge you to remember that when families reach out during crises, they are often at their most vulnerable. The courage it takes for them to dial 911, despite their fears, cannot be overstated. Consider the potential for judgment that might arise in these interactions. I am a devoted father, and although I have a robust support system, I have faced moments where my son has wandered off—instances that could paint me in a negative light if judged harshly.
Families with special needs children, like mine, operate under constant stress, remaining on high alert around the clock. The simple act of sharing a meal with loved ones can become a challenge. We live in a state of perpetual vigilance, listening for signs of our children’s movements and planning every outing meticulously to avoid uncomfortable stares and unsolicited judgments from others.
I’m not seeking your pity. Rather, I am presenting a challenge we face daily. Sometimes, we need assistance and support. I believe in the invaluable work you do and advocate for your efforts to be recognized as the positive force they are. However, we are all just a few negative headlines away from a distorted perception that can overshadow the good we strive for.
I encourage you to engage with our families—approach us with an open mind and heart. Your understanding and compassion can make all the difference in our lives.
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In summary, let’s strive to foster a supportive environment for all families facing challenges. Our collective understanding and kindness can change lives.
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