Good Job Tfc. Matthew Schoenadel

[Knuc]

http://www.times-news.com/news/article_ab83b9e8-53d1-11e4-8367-d34f001d7af3.html

 

[guthook]

Cool story, but you need to separate your emoticon from the link.

 

[joppaj]

Cool story, but you need to separate your emoticon from the link.

Fixed it

 

[Knuc]

Thanks joppaj

 

[joppaj]

It's a good story, thanks for sharing it.

 

[PIT BULL]

Good story.

 

[Threeband]

Link doesn't work for me.

Maryland State Trooper Saves Infant Along Cumberland Highway


Good Job Tfc. Matthew Schoenadel

 

[SRD]

Wonder if he was any relation to Bill (Bill's Place)?

 

[TOWcritter]

I wonder if it's Jack's (Bills son) son. I'll ask him when I see him in 2 weeks.
Have our trailer on his property now.

 

[Blaster229]

I will be at Bill's saturday night I think.

 

[ktm rider]

Not Bill's son. I work with this Troopers father.

 

[3paul10]

Great story, reminds all of us that the police do many great things that usually don't make any headlines. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

Something is not right

You missed the part where he shot a dog...didn't you?

Thanks for posting. LEOs don't get enough credit for all of the good they do.

I wonder just how much media influences the good news, bad news ratio and thus our perspective.... (actually I don't wonder)

 

[Brikhaus]

I think that part of our perception lies in the fact that LE agencies do not toot their own horns frequently, because doing "good deeds" becomes "routine" for them. Obviously when something goes wrong (real or perceived) people start screaming and the press picks it up. Just my thoughts.

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

I think that part of our perception lies in the fact that LE agencies do not toot their own horns frequently, because doing "good deeds" becomes "routine" for them. Obviously when something goes wrong (real or perceived) people start screaming and the press picks it up. Just my thoughts.

You may be right. All the more reason why the press should aggressively ferret out and trumpet all the good things they do...

 

[outrider58]

I think that part of our perception lies in the fact that LE agencies do not toot their own horns frequently, because doing ''good deeds'' becomes ''routine'' for them. Obviously when something goes wrong (real or perceived) people start screaming and the press picks it up. Just my thoughts.

...''to protect and serve'' The latter is often forgotten.