Saw similar ones...
... before i joined the job.

It was of a guy who'd killed his wife and two kids with a shot gun before turning it on himself (head).

The gist was like, 'could you go to a job like that, keep focussed, calm carry out an objective investigation?'

It really makes you think whether the police is for you. Since joining, i've seen similar scenes for real. The only thing you're not prepared for is the smell - depending upon how long it was since the deaths.

I agree that fines/points aren't always the answer, which is how people end up with 12 points and disqualifications.

I think they better education, whether by shock treatments such as your experience, or otherwise should be more widely used as 'punishment',, but i suspect that would be against some Human Rights laws...?
( Another_tragic_case wished he hadn't eaten all the cake, Wed 11 May 2011, 10:21, Reply)