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OPINION: System failing first responders who suffer with trauma

We need to take a closer look at at how we treat those who are traumatized after responding to a call

I still remember the first police funeral I went to. I was 16, a summer student with Durham Regional Police. D/Cst. Rob Plunkett, from York Regional Police, was killed in the line of duty in Markham.

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Close to 100 members of DRPS piled onto numerous buses and were brought to Newmarket for a funeral attended by thousands of first responders from all over the world. The sound of Amazing Grace playing on the bagpipes........

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