The more I think about this situation, the more I worry about my Daughter. She served 6 years in the Marine Corps with service in Iraq. She has been a police officer since her discharge some 25 years ago. I worry about her every day and things like this don't help at all. However, this notion of hate and the thought that it's everyone 's fault but ours, has to stop with some serious discussion. But more than that, our police need to go back to community policing and get to know the people that live in their service area, while allowing those people to get to know them.

We probably can't change the prejudice minds of our Grand Parents and Parents but we could get to know the children and let them see that police aren't the Bogyman. If there is no trust built then there will never be any respect. In my years of service in the Army and assignments in Southern ares, I learned that prejudice has not changed much at all. It's a horrific culture shock! We need to figure it out, now!