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Law Day: I’m A Policeman (Editor’s Note: Law Day was on May 1, and in observance of the day Esther Schaefer, wife of the PoUce Chief of Pinebluff, has written the following article, which has been widely published in various parts of the country”: “My dear Mr. and Mrs. Average Citizen: “You’re all a bunch of queer ducks, that is, the way you think and act about Law Enforcement. “Every neighborhood, every sub-division has a civic organiza tion. You want playgrounds, you want streets paved, you want street lights, you want schools, and you want traffic laws to pro tect the lives of your loved ones, friends and neighbors. “You mean well, you are isincere-by organizing you get public improvements for your neighborhood needs; you realize the constant increasing danger of motor traffic, you know that day in and day out many of our citizens are maimed and sometimes killed because of the laxity of laws; the carelessness of drivers or because a motorist violated a law. You want to pro tect yourselves, and family, your neighbors and friends. You want to save a family the sorrow and tragedy of an accidental death. You realize that gruesome deaths can be avoided if people drive sanely, obey traffic signs and laws and give consideration to others. “You also realize that most people don’t behave themselves unless there is a pattern of established conduct. That is when you and your civic club demand that stop signs be put up; traffic lights installed and warning signs placed at vantage points. Those officials know the danger, also. They agree with you, they cooperate with you, they do what you ask. Then what happens? They send me out to see that signs are obeyed. “A man drives up to the stop sign, looks to the right and left, he doesn’t spot me, he keeps oh go ing. I pull him over to the curb. He is indignant. He is mad, he tells me so. He angrily gives his name. He denies not stopping, he says he’s got friends. He doesn’t like me, he doesn’t like the idea of a ticket. By this time he hates me. I give him a ticket. “I’m a Policeman. My duty is to enforce your laws; to protect your life even if it costs me mine. Oh, yes, the man I gave the ticket to belongs to the civic club that had the stop signs put up. “He thinks that traffic laws were made for everybody but Mr. Average Man. He thinks he can sneak across the stop signs and not get caught; he thinks he can park in no parking zones; he thinks he can run a red light if no Policeman is around. Sometimes he gets away with it, sometimes we catch him, or he is caught in the switch of traffic and goes to a hospital or the morgue. He thinks he can get by without a driver’s license or handle an automobile under the influence of liquor. That is why hospitals maintain emergency accident rooms that are always crowded with maim ed, screaming, cutup and bleeding citizens. Statistics show that some of these die from crashed skulls and smashed limbs. They thought, too, that the laws were made for the other fellow-not them. “I’m a'Policeman. I know I’m the guy you hate, that is when you violate the law and get caught. But it’s different when you hear your wife scream in the middle of the night, and you find a burglar in your home. It’s different when the bar* gets robbed, maybe a teller killed-you call the police. “Yes, when the little boy down the road drowns in an open well; when little Johnny falls out of a tree; when men are needed to keep crowds back from ac cidents, fires and parades; when a stranger slugs you; when a man is found dead in the street; when you are mugged, attacked; threatened, defrauded-you call a Policeman. I’m the guy you send Tor, my job is to protect you-to enforce the laws. You mak« those laws, I’m the guy you hire,^who is on call 24 hours a day, to see that your wishes are carried out. “I’m the man who lives next door to you with a wife and kids, living on a very modest income, being a good neighbor. I’m the guy whose kids go to school and church with your kids. I’m Oie man you meet at neighborhood affairs, who lives no differently from any other hard working citizen except when you need me I’m there-even if I must give my life to save yours. I’m a Policeman. “You like me when you need me, but when you violate the law, and don’t want to see me, fliat is when you really need me the most. I may save your life.”
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