Farmhouse Fright: A Reporter's Tale of Protecting Mom's Farm From a Murderer On The Loose
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
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I work as a LEO in one of the best tactical teams in my state that specializes in recovery of escapees and capture of violent felons at large. Had this situation played out in my state my team would have been at the forefront with other teams and agencies pursuing the guy.
When something like this happens you can expect a massive law enforcement presence in the area, and some people may be comforted by that, but they shouldn’t. We can’t be everywhere and we are not omnipotent. Good on this guy for taking the safety of his family in hand and not relying on the state to protect them.
City/Urban folk seem to have an idealized version of how safe rural/small town areas are. They seem to have the idea that because "everybody knows everybody" we're somehow more secure. The fastest law enforcement response time to my house is about 45 minutes in good weather. We get faster responses from our volunteer fire department.
I live there too, I live 10 mins from where the last search area was. A bunch of us went to look for him so we could collect the 30k.
I believe we have a responsibility under the U.S. Constitution to do just this. I would like to see the State take this into account and recruit locals as a resource in this kind of response.
The thing with farm houses is that they often have many doors and windows and are very hard to secure.
Very common in country living!
@@ASPextra. It is common in rural areas for the front door to be pretty strong, but the rear doors to be weak.
People who feel safe in rural areas forget that criminals have cars, too.
My wife’s family lives in that area and they were all super frightened every night. Police presence was on point though at least which helped them sleep a little at night.
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