Tributes. Vehicles, Firearms, and Coronavirus Remain Leading Causes.
May 4, 2021
Written and published daylit hours early evening EST Monday, May 3, 2021
Tributes, honor, respect, to all those that served, this regardless of how they see in different bodily condition. Coronavirus, or COVID-19 has been a cause for police officers succumbing, still ongoing through the last few weeks. Although it is recognized, it is also clearly ascertained the magnitude of vehicular assault, and plain to see protuberant vehicular recklessness, as well as discharging of firearms, the magnitude is beyond any level of acceptability, whereon affecting officers.
Within the first few seconds of checking news headlines today, from northeast southward, it was noted that 14 year veteran Officer Anastasios Tsakos succumbed to injuries after being struck by a vehicle. Event in New York. Wakes in process. Connecting details about the incident can reveal, the alluding statement above about vehicular recklessness.
As concern naturally arises, and considering that within recent months, similar events have happened, one cannot help but check to see whether or not there are other events going on of this unfortunate type in other regions of the Nation.
The following has been found:
The kind and level of vehicular recklessness being discussed here, begins with more than what happens when behind the wheel, it begins with innermost sincerity and discipline of the spirit. It begins with a cleanliness to care about human life, in advance, even years in advance, of the sequence of events before entering and driving a vehicle. A striving not to allow a disregard for human life.
This posting devoted to police officers, let it also be known that earlier today, an 8 month old baby succumbed to injuries after an auto collision elsewhere in the State of New York, Wyandanch; the driver of the other vehicle failed to remain or return to the scene, a hit-and-run.
Tributes, honor, respect, to all those that served, this regardless of how they see in different bodily condition. Coronavirus, or COVID-19 has been a cause for police officers succumbing, still ongoing through the last few weeks. Although it is recognized, it is also clearly ascertained the magnitude of vehicular assault, and plain to see protuberant vehicular recklessness, as well as discharging of firearms, the magnitude is beyond any level of acceptability, whereon affecting officers.
Within the first few seconds of checking news headlines today, from northeast southward, it was noted that 14 year veteran Officer Anastasios Tsakos succumbed to injuries after being struck by a vehicle. Event in New York. Wakes in process. Connecting details about the incident can reveal, the alluding statement above about vehicular recklessness.
As concern naturally arises, and considering that within recent months, similar events have happened, one cannot help but check to see whether or not there are other events going on of this unfortunate type in other regions of the Nation.
The following has been found:
- Corporal Keith Heacook; 22 year veteran - Delmar, Delaware - sustained bodily assault- body returned home from Baltimore Shock Trauma yesterday, May 2, 2021
- Sergeant Chris Ward, and Deputy Logan Fox - Watauga County, North Carolina, northwestern part of the State - sustained bodily assault, gunfire - funeral (information as of today) scheduled for May 6, 2021
- Officer Christopher Farrar - 18 year veteran - Pinal County, Arizona, just southeast of Phoenix - struck by vehicle - recent event post late night April 29th
The kind and level of vehicular recklessness being discussed here, begins with more than what happens when behind the wheel, it begins with innermost sincerity and discipline of the spirit. It begins with a cleanliness to care about human life, in advance, even years in advance, of the sequence of events before entering and driving a vehicle. A striving not to allow a disregard for human life.
This posting devoted to police officers, let it also be known that earlier today, an 8 month old baby succumbed to injuries after an auto collision elsewhere in the State of New York, Wyandanch; the driver of the other vehicle failed to remain or return to the scene, a hit-and-run.
Posted by HCN.
