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August 1, 2012 marked the one-year anniversary hotel murah di bandung since San Diego Police officer David Hall killed himself at his home.
Hall was facing a court appearance a few days before his suicide, for his part in a drunk driving accident he was involved in off-duty. He had been going to AA meetings and had just had a visit from the newly-formed hotel murah di bandung San Diego PD Wellness Unit, which focuses on the physical and mental health of officers, and especially those who have put their personal and professional lives at risk. Whatever they said to him did not sink in and he took his life in his backyard, with a gun, while his family was inside his house.

There are many police hotel murah di bandung officers in this country who feel the stress of their jobs, who reach the point of "allostatic overload," and who don't take their own lives. 

Yet, some do and it rarely makes the news. But there are many news stories about how one Army solider kills himself or herself each day. Where are the stories about the 180 to 200 law enforcement officers hotel murah di bandung who kill themselves each year? Surely we value their lives and contribution to the safety of our homes, businesses, cities, and towns just as much?