Comments on: The Truth: Linda Hicks, Romeo Alexander & Paul Hubbard

By: TheAssholeLawyer

TheAssholeLawyer — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:54:11 +0000

Linda Hicks was a deadly threat to herself, those around her, and the officers who’s duty it was to respond to the situation. Sadly, she was killed. An armed EDP does not warrant a less than lethal approach by officers, but a more careful and safe approach.

More on TPD and its actions at CopsAndLawyers.blogspot.com

TAHL

By: LisaRenee

LisaRenee — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:22:47 +0000

SA, I agree with your sentiments…

By: SA

SA — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 21:41:03 +0000

I know that most of the comments here are about Linda Hicks, but I still must say that I find myself incredibly saddened by the death of Romeo Alexander.

Although I never crossed paths with him in life, I’ve read the comments from people who knew him. Even in today’s Blade, there is a letter to the editor from a former teacher describing what a kind and respectful student he was.

What a tragedy that this young man was taken from the community, and that we’re left with the criminal who killed him instead.

By: DD BOOTS

DD BOOTS — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 20:45:05 +0000

Channel 13abc on Bridges this morning
the 62 year old mentally ill woman was
discussed and was mainly put out that
it is a race issue.

It is not a race issue at all. It is a
mental health consumer issue no matter what race or age and how not only the Police along with the Lucas County Mental Health System’s and Professionals training and commuciation with each other but the Lucas County’s Mental Health System’s inadequate care and treatment of mental health consumers!

By: Missdeejay

Missdeejay — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 14:05:33 +0000

Post #1 and #2

Heard some things over the holiaday that just adds more questions, IN my mind, if they are true.
Officer Chandler, the officer who shot Linda Hicks, deals with mental health facilities and the residents/and consumers/and employees on a daily basis,and that she KNOWS the STEPS and PROCEDURES that the employee’s use in CRISIS INTERVENTION, because that IS her job everyday.
“HELLO” Was she just having a BAD DAY, that DAY?
I guess that I just can’t let it go!!!

DD BOOTS: YOU ARE “RIGHT ON POINT” in regards to the WHOLE MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM, in Lucas County.

By: DD BOOTS

DD BOOTS — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 13:27:11 +0000

Many people could make all kinds of waves to have our dog warden removed
along with procedures regarding our loved pets.

Why isn’t the same consistent and persistent waves and pressure given by anyone to clean up the Lucas County Mental Health System including its inadequate and incapable Admnistrators
and Mental Health Professionals themselves along with their lack of proper treatment, care, and improper use of
funds??

By: DD BOOTS

DD BOOTS — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 13:13:25 +0000

Hope and Pray they get many others
to raise and investigate not just the
Police situation with the 62 year old woman Hicks that was shot and killed but also the mental health system and its actual treatment and care of the mentally ill in this day and age.

Why are so many tragedies and even daily things happening?? Because the
mental health so-called professionls
have lost with in giving proper treatment and care!