Alex Pretti and Renée Good should not be dead.
On Sunday, people gather near the scene in Minneapolis where Alex Pretti was fatally shot by a U.S. Border Patrol officer the day before. ): The Department of Homeland Security urgently needs to enroll its agents in the training program “Communicate to De-escalate” mentioned in Steven P.
Dinkin’s article . It contrasts the “survivor brain” that, in challenging situations, relies on angry, aggressive behavior triggered by fear with an alternative “learning brain” that aims to de-escalate with empathy and restore harmony. This article appeared one day after federal agents shot and killed a 37-year-old U.S. citizen whose only crime was attempting to render aid to a woman being pepper-sprayed on a street in Minneapolis. Perhaps if the federal agents had spent more training time learning about how to act with civility rather than how to deploy tear gas and flash bangs into crowds of peaceful protesters, Alex Pretti and Renée Good might both be alive today.At 82, retired teacher and former marathon runner has discovered his next chapter doesn’t require a busy social calendar At 82, retired teacher and former marathon runner has discovered his next chapter doesn’t require a busy social calendarLess than three weeks in, it’s plain that Balboa parking fee is backfiringMexican restaurant coming to former Jack in the Box site in La JollaAfter second trial, jury convicts San Diego County deputy who seriously injured restrained inmateShuttered Las Cuatro Milpas makes plans to reopen in new location
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