Dousing cops with water. Milk and hurling objects at men and women in blue patrolling the streets, in philadelphia. On lookers caught on tape, taunting the officers, gblged id in an active standoff with a suspect who shot 6 officers. Ay g them. It is natural debate. Tonight we get into it. One mans inspiring journry to recover after being severely wounded in the line of duty. Great job. In this network exclusive, he and his family are here to share their story. Not all injuries from the job are visible to the eye. Shocking statistics about depression, ptsd and suicide, known as the silent killer among the the nationwide effort to protect those who have sworn to protect us. Town hall America Police emergency. Starts now. Audience. In recent days we heard from so many of you across the country. So my team and i assembled some great people to be here. The National Vice president of the fraternal order of police, the Largest Police union in america with more than 346,000 members nationwide. And new york state assemblyman mike lapetri, who introduced legislation in just in july would make it a felony to attack cops with water or any other substance. Gentleman, thank you very much for being here. Thank you for having me on. Harris i want to start with a very basic question. Joe, with so many that you lead at the fop, are police in fact under attack . Harris, absolutely, 100 were under attack. There is a Police Officer shot in this country every 29 hours, okay . We have had 241 Police Officers shot. That is a 24 increase from last year. And not just the violence against Police Officers but were seeing viral incidents. In nypd officers getting water thrown on them, buckets thrown on them, 12 increase in injuries for officers in the next quarter after that. Police in philadelphia responding to six and fellow brothers and sisters were shot, being laughed at screamed at. This is happening all across the country. Just in houston the other day, someone took a Instagram Post of pointing a gun at a Police Officer. It is completely disgusting. Harris the things going viral are there for all to see, from talking with you, assemblyman, it is part of a larger conversation that people are having, an anticop rhetoric . What youre seeing today, youre seeing these leftwing radical democrats, these champagne socialists i call them from the president ial candidates running on democrat line who sounded death knell on police and Community Relationship. They drive a wedge between the police and the community they allegedly represent. It is disgusting. Harris it is interesting, because you wouldnt think of Police Officers necessarily as igniting anything political but we are in such a politicallycharged environment and weve seen the current president tackle criminal justice reform. Were seeing democrats talk about it on the president ial trail and in fact, just this weekend they were at a forum and some of them were talking. Heres Bernie Sanders from the weekend when he was asked by a young black man how to deal with Police Officers. This is how Bernie Sanders answered. If im your son, what advice would you give me the next time i would be pulled over by a Police Officer . I would respect what they are doing so that you dont get shot in the back of the head. I would be very cautious, if you were my son, in terms of dealing with that Police Officer but i also defend my rights and know my rights. Harris joe, that is tough. You lead so many. What do you do with your Police Officers . Let me first say Bernie Sanders is complete joke. Everybody in this room knows it. Everybody across the country knows it. He has no shot being next president of this United States but here is what he doing. Everything asks us in the community, build a bridge, build a bridge with the community yet people like Bernie Sanders are tearing the bridge down the other side. The statistics dont point to things that Bernie Sanders saying. A study of all police sheetings in 2015, Michigan State university, university of maryland, 99 of the time the person shot was armed with a weapon. There was absolutely no racial bias involved in the shootings. Completely ridiculous that he would Say Something like this. Harris the tough thing about all this, you have legislation we want to get to, assemblyman, well get to that, there have been things in the recent history. We talked with you on the joan, joe about ferguson, missouri. A few bad apples but it taints everything. What were seeing instead were having politicians cast a broad brush and instead of isolating a few instances instead they wish to denounce police as a whole, dehumanize the Police Department. They are men and women in the community, meters and fathers, nieces nephews, sons and daughters who day in, day out only want to do one thing, serve and protect their communities. Harris as i mentioned we have a lot of rankandfile in the police audience. Police in the audience. Ralph friedman, former nypd detective. Where are you . You are right there you have strong feelings from the videos that went viral this summer. They are hard to watch. They make me sick when i watch them. I feel because of the liberal agenda put out by the politicians today, especially in new york city and new york state. Theyre letting cop killers out of jail. Theyre changing laws. Theyre not enforcing quality of life. Theyre handcuffing the police. The city should be happy or the state too that they have men and women willing to do this job. They are trained very well. There is great technology. And theyre willing to do the job but theyre being handcuffed and blindfolded, not allowed to be police. Theyre worried more or less, the pantaleo effect. You do your job, you get fired or they will lose their benefits, maybe go to jail or be sued. Harris anything that either one of you wants to say to our audience member . There is pantaleo effect in Law Enforcement because we have Police Officers going out there doing a job every single day, putting lives on the line for their communities, communities they live by the, they have their actions secondguess at every step. Leaders and Law Enforcement from across the country, talking about Police Chiefs, Police Commissioners to get off their asses and back the hardworking men and will of Law Enforcement out there and push back on the antipolice rhetoric and false narratives dominated headlines for years. They need to step up to the plate. The fop will step up to the plate to defend our members, but we need all hands on deck. Harris when you and i spoke there you go. [applause] when you and i spoke earlier you mentioned a different kind of effect. You called it the ferguson effect. Talk about that for a second. When we first talk about ferguson, let be clear, that was false narrative. Hands up dont shoot never happened. Obama Justice Department cleared the officer of any wrongdoing. There was no hands up dont shoot. It carried on. That was an attack from the getgo now it is false narrative. Now it is terry. Anytime Police Involved shooting or use of force, it goes viral. There journists i pause to call them journalist. They write clickbait headlines. Dont include all the facts. Paint Law Enforcement as bad guys. They need to stop. They need objectivity for Police Officers. Harris before we go, what is your legislation and when is it. Criminalize any intentionally assaulting a water or throwing any substance on a on duty officer or peace officer. Harris what is the Tipping Point for you . In order to restore civility in our society you you have to restore civility. That means our communities are less safe. Nobody wants that because of race, color, creed, national origin. When our communities are less safe, that is a problem for everybody. Harris thank you very much. Assemblyman and joe gamaldi, president of fop nationally. Thank you for starting off the conversation. Lets get everybody involved in a show of hands, how many of you in the studio feel the tension between police and their communities is at the highest level in decades . Wow. Even the guests on set are raising their hands. We need to talk about this. Im really glad youre all here. It is a word that keeps coming up on social media as you are chatting, taking your seats tonight here in the studio, i heard you say it, it is trust. One Texas Police Department is looking to rebuild trust after one of its white Police Officers shot a black woman inside of her own home. This is raising questions about training and recruiting top level talent. First a story of survival and perseverance. Think are beating the odds. They traveled from missouri to tell america their story. As we head to break, a prayer and memory, we remember the 33 men and women in blue killed by gunfire so far this year. I used to book my hotel room on those travel sites but there was always a catch. Like somehow you wind up getting less. But now that i book at hilton. Com, and i get all these great perks. I got to select my room from the floor plan. Very nice. I know, im good at picking stuff. 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I want you to know his incredible story of courage, strength and unmatched will to survive. Responds. Police department, 21201. Sire. That is when he was shot. Harris officer oconnor was transporting a suspected burglar in late 2017 during the trip, the suspect shot him in the back of the head. The bullet shattered officers skull and left this father of four hospitalized for what looked like indefinitely. Harris we never knew if he would do anything again. It is hard on the kids. It is, it is really hard still. Its a big adjustment. Harris he underwent intensive rehabilitation in colorado where he made rapid progress and defied the odds. That is great for him. Great job. Harris in a matter of weeks ryan managed to stand up on his own. Mr. Oconnor. Harris in a few more weeks, he surprised his stepson by showing up at his high school graduation. Eventually all that hard work and faith paid off. Ryan, little by little, began walking. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ryan oconnor and his wife barbara. [applause] their four sons are here as bell. In studio we have aid anne 19, and kiran, 13. Thank you for being here. Brothers quinn and cullen are 8 and 6. Theyre having snacks in the green room. So thats great. Ryan, did you ever think that this is where you would be on a night like tonight . No. No. It was, i cant describe it. Harris a long journey, i know. Barbara how did you find out what had happened to ryan . Our two youngest sons and i had been out christmas shopping. We were driving in the town where ryan was working and the road was closed and i suddenly saw an ambulance flanked by four police cars turned directly in front of me. Something in my heart told me it was him inside. When the road was closed i sent a text message to him, please tell me youre okay, and i didnt get a response. Harris he survived but your life has changed forever. You were in the hospital. Youre still visiting Centers Across the country to get medical help. What is your journey now . Every day to focus on living in the moment. Something that we learned through what happened with ryan. We have to be grateful for every minute he does something spectacular almost every day, thankfully. Were grateful. We focus on every day. Harris ryan spectacular and a long time ago for you. You chose to protect and serve. Why did you want to be an officer . It is okay. I know this is tough. It is just honorable. Honorable and doing the right thing and all of the above. It is, it is just, it is just thrilling i guess, yeah. Harris i know you have your children with you and you, barbara have told me, you and ryan, your journey to this point. What is something that you would want to say to your boys at this point . Thank you for sticking by us and for everything you do for both of us every day. For keeping our family together. Were very proud of you. Harris you were working with an organization that is put together by actor gary sinise. We have pictures after special home that theyre home theyre building for you. Tell me a little bit what is needed to get through this and what kind of needs are being met across the country that you want to maybe bolster and let other people know about . The gary since sinise foundations approached us. When i received the phone call, i thought it was for wellwishes were thinking of you and your family. When they told us they wanted to build a smart home for ryan, i was speech letters. The journey planning the home is amazing. The things for ryan, will help him regain his independence and give him back his dignity. Every day the challenges he faces are things we take for granted, showering, making a meal, getting dressed, all things we dont think about, is challenging for him. This will change that. Harris we can give people some notes how to help. I can draw attention to the 33 men and women who died in defend 19 were scrolling that by gunfire. Ii want to go to aden and kiren. Is being you want to say to your dad. If i say anything to ryan. Were proud of you. We couldnt ask for a better role model. Myself included. He is the person i looked up to my whole life. That is why ive been in the police exploring program for five years now and you know, he is just always been a rock in the family. To see him go through something so difficult but, come out of it so strong, it is just inspiring. It motivates me to have the same character he does. Harris a legacy point in service in Law Enforcement. [applause] barbara, ryan, thank you for making the journey from arnold, missouri. I should tell the audience, we had spoken about the city before. You started out, or previously were a Police Officer in ferguson, missouri. Yeah. And then arnold. And then weymouth and ferguson and then arnold. And sane louis county. 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The nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. Harris this is town hall america, Police Emergency. The fort worth Police Department is looking to rebuild trust in the community after one of its officers shot a black woman inside her own home after a wellness check. That Police Officer has been charged with murder in the death of tatiana jefferson. That came weeks after a dallas Police Officer was sent to prison 10 years inside of his home, which she mistook for her own place. Those incidents are raising big question about training and whether Police Departments are recruiting top level talent. Andrew homes, a community activist, darren porcher, former Police Lieutenant and criminal justice professor. Gentleman thank you for being here tonight. Thank you for having us. Harris talk about lack of trust and starts with that. The police and Community Relationship should be symbiotic, not separated the community is just as important as police. We need to devise strategies that work for the community that the Police Department is serving. When we look at the situations just happened recently in texas, for example, it does set forth a black eye but the truth of the matter is, that is a very minute component of what the officer civilian engagement is on a regular basis. Hundreds of thousands of engagements between police and community occurs. No one ever sees it. All we see, whenever something goes wrong with police and truth of the matter is, were Getting Better at this but granted professional development is something that should be ever so evolving in the process. Harris that is a very balanced look at it. Now i understand why you go into communities. You do the same thing. What are you seeing thats working and what does the process need to build trust . Because you come from chicago, i tell you the murder statistics there are rough. First and foremost the trust factor has to be there with all Law Enforcement officers from the detectives on down but at the same time there is a lot of distrust because once the officers on a shooting, on a murder, they cross the ts and dot the is to the states attorney office. The state attorneys turn around slap the officers paperwork in the face throw it back. The community is upset, well we give you the information about our loved one. We gave you the footage. We know who killed them. The detectives done the work but if the case is not there, the community is upset, because they feel detectives havent done their work. But it is not the detectives. The states attorney has to protect all Law Enforcement across america and stand by them. If they put the paperwork there. Harris it is interesting, around, around you go in a sir. You and i spoke earlier. I will knit that together earlier. Part of the problem people stop helping cops, figure what would the point to turn in my neighbors. You say often they know who is doing the crimes. All the time. They know who is doing the crime but some have lost their life even after they have testified. States attorney has to step up and protect them. If the officer gives his word, or detective give his word, are you going to have you protected, well relocate you. If the stuff is not there from state Attorneys Office protecting Law Enforcement officers, what do you have . Nothing. You dont want to work. Again i dont want to get too much into politics but im looking at demographics of people serving in the state of illinois, you have some of the toughest gun laws. I know that is sometimes part of the conversation too. Darren i see a thought bubble above your head. When you speak to gun laws. We look at gun control laws, new york city, los angeles, chicago have the toughest gun laws in the country but look at extreme violence you have with gun violence . Absolute the gun control is not working in those places. You are taking guns from the good people but when we go back to the public trust between police and community, i cant speak to what happens in chicago. What i do know, departments try to maintain a level of transparency as much as possible. So citizens can understand and accept that these Police Officers are here to help. Im just looking at body cameras for example. If that is not transparency in Law Enforcement, i dont know what is. Truth of the matter, body cameras have shown what officers done what theyre supposed to do. In the past, we see bodycam, see cell phone footage only shows a snippet of what happened but these body cams are showing what happened in the beginning, the middle and the end. That is the narrative that is clearing a lot of officers as we move forward. Harris i see a lot of heads nodding. I just want to get a quick show of hands, are you feeling what he is putting down . Do you hear that . Joe is still here from the fraternal order of police vice president. Is there something you would like to say to one of our guests . No. They hit the nail right on the head. We have activist das an judges in major cities. We have kim in houston, we have kim fox in chicago, mosby in baltimore and cazer in in philadelphia. What is ever reason i would think the left and right agree, theyre not prosecuting gun crimes. Theyre giving sweetheart deals to people with possession of firearms, committed aggravated robberies. In houston we have people on probation for aggravated robbery and robbery. Why are we not throwing the book at the dirt bags harming our community . That is the type of gun control we need. Harris that is interesting, andrew, he is giving you part of the argument youre saying the topdown thing on justice side. That is what im hearing that sounds like a point of agreement. When you go into communities in chicago, what do you tell people . When the case is not solved they are upset why it is not solved, what the police are not doing. Hey, lets stop. Go to the states Attorneys Office being thrown back at. So many times if you got 12 offenders in there, on parole, which i seen and they walk right out of bond court, there is a problem, there is mistrust. Not too much of a mistrust with the community, mistrust of the state attorneys. The state attorney is got what they got, the facts truth, thats it. Where is josh, current Police Officer. I understand you have reaction to the fort worth shooting you say officers are not being defended even separate from that case overall, that they need more advocacy. How so . No, absolutely. Every crime is a tragedy, not every tragedy is a crime. What happened in fort worth is 100 a tragedy. When officer dean went to that house, regardless of how untrained civilian called that in, he went to what he believed was a burglary scene. 2 30 in the morning open door, everybody ever worn a shield would say the same thing. He see as house in disarray, now it is stepped up. Now he definitely thinks it is a burglary scene. Even if you disagree with his tactics, by his own departments general orders, he followed what he was supposed to do. Fort worths own general orders say that every open door is supposed to be treated as a silent alarm and officers first job search for avenues of escape before he searches interior of that building. Now he goes around the side what he believes is a burglary scene. He is met with somebody inside of that home pointing a gun at him. Everybody here again, wear as shield would address the threat the same way. Before any of the facts came out, his chief was in front of a microphone saying that his officer had no right to respond that way. And that he is going to fire him, even if he is not arrested. Now, if were in a world now where a uniformed Police Officer, addressing a gun being pointed at him is a murder, how is any active Police Officer supposed to go out there to do their job. Harris lets give that one to darren. When we look at officerinvolved shooting so to speak, i think due process, due process a natural order things should pan out. If we look at this particular incident, i dont think due process rolled out. Court, people determined that this officer was in the wrong. So, in essence, this officer was guilty in a court of moral turpitude. It is far more comprehensive than that the individual needs to stand in front of a court of law. His side should come out and the sides of the opposing counsel will come out. In addition to that, we have administrative trial and criminal trial. We need all the facts to come out before we can convict this officer in a court of public opinion. Harris i see you nodding. I know you guys are talking to each other. That is what this is all about. First to get down to the nittygritty of tough decisions and journeys. Gentlemen, thank you. Andrew, darren, to glad to have you here. It is being called an epidemic, more cops now die by suicide than in the line of duty. Well drill down reasons why that is happening. How Police Departments are maybe too afraid or ashamed to ask for help. We really want them to know that seeking help is not a sign of weakness. That it is a sign of strength and courage and resiliency if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, Little Things can be a big deal. Thats why theres otezla. Otezla is not an injection or a cream. Its a pill that treats differently. For psoriasis, 75 clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. 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We sent our cameras, for 10 officers have committed suicide this year. Top brass of the nypd are calling it a crisis, an epidemic. With me now, cedric alexander. A Clinical School exists who counsels police and former Police Chiefs in america. Joe cardinal, who personally knows five officers who have taken their own lives. Doctor, im going to start with you. Why is this happening . It is is a variety of reasons. You can ask men and women in the room, you think about policing, policing today in america, the trials and the level of stress they have to endure every day when they go out on calls for service. One thing critically important for to us take into account when we start thinking about, Start Talking about more than than ever, suicide as it relates to Police Officers is that were talking about cumulative stressors. Anytime that you go to call after after call, after call, youre exposed to incidents average person are november exposed to, youre exposed to those incidents on a daily basis. In addition to that, youre talking about Police Officers who are just like all of us, theyre just everyday people who decided to become Police Officers. They have mortgages. They have children to put through college. They have their own personal issues going on. One thing we cannot overlook in all of this, because there are so many variables that lead to this is the fact that some of us, in our general population in this country are already predisposed to depression anyway. So that becomes an issue. I want to, joe before i come to you, deputy nypd commissioner Robert Ganley currently in leadership had this to stay. Come forward. Dont believe the stigma. You can have a productive career if you come forward. Well help you in a confidential manner. Help you get on your feet. We look forward to you being promoted whether you will be promoted to a detective or Civil Service exams in the Police Department. You can have a very production activity career at nypd. Harris so important to get the message out from the commissioners office. Why is that . Whats happening . It is good to get the message out how it reaches the troops is another matter. The cops today, as the good doctor said are and much pressure. I can speak to new york city, 10 is astronomical as far as im concerned. One is too many, people reaching out for help, that stigma is still there, no matter what you say or place it to them, the stigma is still there lets go back to the locker room, all right . Go back to units many people work in, close, tight 19. Theyre in the locker room, joe is here one day. Where is joe . He is not here. Took his guns away, going for psychological help. It is still a stigma how you look at it. How to address it. The commissioner is right. The help is there but, for the people that i know, you know who committed suicide, we cant put a rhyme or reason for at least three of officers. I cannot put a rhyme or reason to it. Neither can any friends. Harris Kristin Gifford in the office. Her husband killed himself in may of 2013. I wonder if, she is with us tonight, can you say maybe a quick word . Yeah. My husband, Steven Clifford was a Police Officer with nypd, then Nassau CountyPolice Department. He died by suicide in 2017. We had no idea he was struggling. He was happy guy. He was joking. He loved his job but he had something deep inside of him he was dealing with. He was afraid to come forward. He wouldnt talk to anybody because of the stigma. I was, i was afraid to, even after it happened, to talk about it. There is still that stigma attached to it and, again we can tell everybody to come forward but until we change the culture and change the policies and make it a more normal thing, theyre going to continue to struggle. We need to make it easier for them to talk about it and to say it is okay. Harris im so sorry for your loss. I know we are watching Police Officers deal with mounting homelessness, support in fighting terror and Domestic Violence situations. Those calls can be so unpredictable, as you say dr. Alexander, so much pressure on them. Gentlemen, thank you very much. Im sorry for the loss of your colleagues joe cardinal. Thank you. Harris there is help. It is anonymous. Reach out. If youre an officer in crisis, call 1 h 800cop line. A confidential hotline manned by retired Police Officers who know what youre going through. The caller can remain anonymous. There is no fear of repercussions initiating the call. My team reached out today, talked with one of the retired officers. I wanted to vet this myself. We love you. Go get what you need. From tvs superman to real life hero, i will talk with my friend, celebrity who says, he did more than Say Something he saw something. 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Let me say wonderful thing you are doing with all these real lifer heroes, they are real heroes, i play one on tv, you are real life heroes, have you my utmost respect. Thank you for doing it. Absolutely, it is so important, you stepped up, why . You know, you hear all of this public sentiment against Law Enforcement. Ive heard that in the last few years, it blew my mind. I know some people who are firstresponders, Law Enforcement, military. These are heroes. The people in this room are heroes. They should be respected and supported and i wasnt seeing that. I wasnt seeing people step up in the media say these are heroes. Who do you call when you have a problem . You will call 911. They will show up, whether you were happy with them or supporting them or not, they will show up to do their job. They are heroes. I felt like i needed to step up. Lead by example. I was happy to put on the badge. Harris i want to ask the audience, who among you in the audience would be willing to share a quick story why you joined the police force . Anybody . We have one back there. Youre name . James. Harris hi, james. When i was a young man, i recognized how the community respected the police and also my family were very respectful. The police. Harris anything you want to say to that gentleman over there . I feel exactly the same way as you do, sir. I have Great Respect for Law Enforcement. It was drilled being a young man. I wanted to make sure my son has that same exact sort of respect for Law Enforcement. He sees somebody on the street. He sees him in a coffee shop. He goes up to shake their hand. Appreciate you keeping us safe, thank you for your service of the as opposed to denying them getting them a cup of coffee in starbucks, that stuff is insane to me. That respect was instilled in me as a young man. Hopeful we pass it on to the next generation. Harris you travel all over the world. Youre supportive of the military as well. As you look at america, youve been in the squad car in idaho, what do you see . First of all when you travel outside of the United States, a lot of of people within the United States dont do that, you realize how good we have it here. This is the greatest country in the world bar none, by a long shot. The rights and the freedoms that we have here, you dont have those in other countries. I just got, i just got back in from being seven weeks out of country. I wanted to kiss the ground. I love what i do but i wanted to kiss the ground being back here in america. I hear much more support on the street and talking to people than you see maybe in the media. I think there is tremendous support for our Law Enforcement and there should be, i will do my little part to keep the good word going. Harris i know youre optimistic. Im optimistic too. I hope that we have gotten to a place where we can continue to talk about these things. In small town america the suicide rate is rising among Police Officers. We need to start to talk to each other and shore each other up. Im glad youre here tonight. It was great to see you get sworn in, take that step. Thank you so much. Honored. Harris this hour is especially important to me as a military brat. 19 of Police Officers in america are military veterans. I dont know if you knew that. I know what it is like to have a parent serving his nation when people doubt politics and necessity of war. He served in vietnam. But i also know why they do it. And for the protectors, we got you. Thanks for watching town hall america, Police Emergency. It is a good start. Lets continue. Lets continue. Good thud crash grunting . And because its a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer. The ninja foodi grill, the grill that sears, sizzles, and air fry crisps. 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