Jeremy and Angelica. I applaud your maturity of the way the conversation ended with you both. When I first started reading your messages I noticed that there were a bit anger and some strong words used, especially Jeremy and I totally understand how Jeremy felt cos he’s cop but he apologized and spoke well to respond to Angelica and I think it is a beautiful and a peaceful thing to do no matter the race.

Please Jeremy, try to see how best you can interact with your victims before you take action. And it is true some people get angry when cop stops them or when they see the police. Which is wrong, if, only the cop is doing the right thing and not using his or her authority to impose on the civilian wrongly. I love the cops, they are there to protect us from the bad people. Can you imagine a country without the cops? In where I come from “Ghana” police and civilians are really friends and that’s what we want. God bless you both. Love all race no matter what!

Thanks

Eugene

I second that.

it’s people like you rachel which keep evil at bay with such refreshing commentary

This is just heartbreaking to read.

Please come visit Manhattan.

It’s very different from what you see on TV. Most people here *know* cops, firefighters, EMT are heroes because they see them act heroically every day. Yeah, we do have our share of criminals, sickos, and idiots, and we have the New York Times brainwashing the nation worse than Pravda and I
Isvestia did under communism.

Come here, and watch how tourists pose with cops. I recommend the Feast de San Gennaro — it’s crammed, but there’s happy cops at each intersection. Summer Streets is another event when Manhattanites worship police. Or have a coffee at The Bean and see everyone’s faces light up when firetrucks or police cars park in front of the store and then the men come in to grab a coffee and chat with the regulars.