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While we have seen examples of this at other facilities, FOP has not taken the time to acknowledge these instances in the past. That responsibility falls directly on my shoulders and I apologize for n

 
 
 
January Lodge Meeting

Join us at the office or on zoom for our monthly meeting at 8 am on Sunday January 11, 2026. We will be providing doughnuts and coffee for all attending in person. See the agenda and the zoom link bel

 
 
 

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nvcoconut
nvcoconut
Dec 09, 2023

I'm a firm believer in opportunity. In my opinion you were able to use your platform to explain, to the non-Corrections lay person, a complicated topic for anyone to wrap their head around . The reality of our negative forces are neither easy to admit nor to deal with let alone be able to process as you were able to explain.

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acdicus
Dec 06, 2023

Not painting our officers in the best light in this article. Just my opinion.

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lunkwitzfop21
Dec 06, 2023
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The article was meant to illustrate the effect that working in such a negative environment has on officers. How our survival skills lead to unintended difficulties outside of work. My personal battle with negativity was the only instance where an individual was named.

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