MandyMurphey's Blog

I new a sheriff depety in Ohio who was shot a killed by a guy he was chassing..The guy shot him when his car crashed..I new this depety al my life...He was like a uncle to our family..

I have a nephew who is a Ohio state patrol trooper...I am glad he works the area he does because nothing ever happeds it's mostly drunk drivers and small drug users...

But still you never know what can happed...

MoCOPS - Thanks for what you do. Words cannot express my gratitude for your actions.

I will be watching.

MoCOPS THANK YOU FOR YOUR FAMILIES. Especially the fallen heros, I think as a nation we should have honor those people with their special day, like Veterans Day, BUT SPECIFICALLY FOR fire and police, and people put your money where your mouth is. I do!

That was really poor taste in a blog about supporting the families of fallen officers.

I hear the Westboro Baptist Church is looking for new members, you might want to join up and crash a few funerals

Mandy -

Please excuse the postings of tiggerme68 and johnchristian. They have 'class'

Unfortunately it is all low!

CK

correction to crime is makeing our society right theres cornfield we could be buildint and hydrophoinices im a high school drop out declared mentally retarded that knows whut hydrophonics illl give u a clue i had sacrafice a few for the good oif the manyt was a hydrophonics grown in water food no dirt there i gave it to u better than me i just use3d that saying i play the game myself never heard of it found s d s in a bible and words and saw it in society

jackspathwow and johnchristian
Check it out web monitors.

I responded this way because, I know an innocent person that was killed on the highway. It took two years to finally get the jerk and sentence him. This family received NOTHING from anyone.

I don't think that people should get special treatment because of their career. In my eyes, each life if precious. There are families out there that are victims of crime and suffer high consequences. These victims live on and simply have to deal with their loss on their own. May God Bless Them!!

Mancillas - Sorry, but I have to disagree with your suggestion.

First, let's start with one of your statements, "each life is precious." I couldn't agree more.
Also, I would agree that two years from arrest to trial is entirely too long.

That said, this is where I disagree.....the Charter for establishing the Backstoppers and their mission is to provide funding to the families of police and fire personnel who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Based on that mission statement, the Backstopper organization goes about collecting
donations to support that objective. To expand the individuals covered by adding the butcher, the baker, and the candlestick maker to the list of families supported in the event of loss dilutes the focus of their organization, and would ultimately detract from their abilities to raise funds for the first responders families. In addition, by expanding the list further reduces the funding they are able to provide these families (slicing the pie into more slices).

Practically every time I've seen the local news where someone who has performed a heroic action who is not a first responder has been killed, I've seen a corresponding trust fund for the victim's family has been established at some bank, and instructions are given on how to contribute. You and anyone else
are then free to get out your checkbook if you are so moved.