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Post subject: Sheriff discusses departmental, individual impacts of virus
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Park County law enforcement personnel face unusual challenges and life-threatening situations on a regular basis. For them, risking their personal well-being in the line of duty is simply part of a day’s work. They are also the most apt and qualified among us to do so.
But in the midst of a viral pandemic, the traditional hazards of their jobs have remained constant, while new ones have emerged. Crimes are still being committed, and citizens still need help. Meanwhile, the men and women of the Park County Sheriff’s Office have been dutifully performing the already difficult business of law enforcement under the constant threat of a brand new enemy called the coronavirus. But how have they adapted to a fast-spreading viral pandemic, both as a department, and as individuals? Have they managed to stay healthy even though human contact is essential in the performance of their job duties? Has the coronavirus impacted theyway they approach their jobs, especially in emergency situations? What happens if they become sick? What happens if people they arrest become sick? How do they protect prisoners? What precautions have they taken? Have those precautions been effective? http://www.theflume.com/free_content/ar ... 603aa.html _________________ Come see The Flume at: http://www.theflume.com |
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