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I hope that all police officers are able to fully recover and return to duty. I know we shouldn't wish harm on anyone, but I'm glad they outright killed the guy.

Quite a feat resisting arrest just by sitting down, maybe in addition to the police his wife should have also called a towing company.

I don't take any medication for either stress or anxiety, I do feel some like everybody else but I always try to do some unwinding before bed and I think that relaxes me. I'd be a lot more stressed if life was just eat-sleep-work-repeat.

Better safe than sorry, some people might try to take advantage of officers and people can start filming whenever they want, it's only fair that police officers can easily film them back.

I've never been too good at math, but I enjoy the little I know, it's even a bit of fun sometimes. I agree with Peninha though, we have calculators now :)

Absolutely not! There should be no guns in schools, teachers are just citizens like any others, they aren't police officers.

Crazy people are everywhere, thank God he survived the incident, even if he might have severe burns.

Judging by the smile on her face in the mugshot, she may not be taking the accusation very seriously....

What a monster, just look at this list of crimes, killing his girlfriend, killing the baby, arson, hiding evidence. I hope he goes away for a very long time.

There really is a physical portion and a mental portion to being a police officer, both are needed to really excel, but do you think that it's possible to be recruited by having just one? Or is one of them an absolute necessity?

I feel extremely lucky and blessed that both my parents and my in-laws are very close by, so we can easily travel to be with them on the holidays. If they were to live further away, I'm not sure if I would have the capability of traveling, it would depend on the distance.

I think that as long as I'm absolutely sure that it harms no one and it's with the goal of helping someone in need, sometimes the best thing to do is to turn a blind eye. Thins needs to be a sporadic thing of course, but I think humanity needs to come before blind law-enforcement.

That's my opinion as well, if alcohol and tobacco are both legal and known to be harmful, there is no reason for marijuana to be illegal.

I think that if she set them up she should be watching them, maybe she only watched them once a week or at random intervals, no security footage gets checked all the time, it's usually random segments at high-speed.

I wonder if some law could be instituted that you have to be over 30 or something to be able to teach high-school kids. Her age is just too close to the students so these situations are more likely to happen.

Well, it was at a Mexican restaurant, maybe this is just a big misunderstanding and she was talking about some person she knows called Jesus.

I guess that there are certain traits that might be a hindrance if you want to become a police officer, let's take the example of being shy about talking to strangers, a lot of your job will be talking to strangers so that would be a huge disadvantage.

I don't see such a problem with the children seeing a gun, provided that they are seeing that it belongs to the police officer. Police are just about the only people who are justified to be carrying a gun around, it's part of the uniform and he shouldn't have to remove it.

It's strange how she said he hurt her too and cut her lip, when in the picture we don't see any injury on her.

She had to have known, your husband doesn't just sell heroin out of your own store without you noticing something wrong...