By: tnwolf1762 on 2/6/09
Officer Young went home with an undesireable award for serving and protecting the lives of his community. And even though this thing happened I'm sure all our officers will be back at work for their next shift, because that is the men and women who take on this task.

We should all be thankful the shot missed and that nothing unspeakable happened to any of the officers or inocent by standers.

God Bless all the offiers who put their lives on the the line every day for us.

They are the
"Soldiers Who Fight The Battles On The Home Front" and deserver the respect and support of us all.

By: eagle50 on 2/6/09
Thank God he was not seriously hurt like the officer from Columbia. We should all pray for the police, firemen, doctors, nurses and EMT's who help us each and every day when we need them.

By: Boo on 2/6/09
I couldn't have said it better than eagle50 and tnwolf! I know from recent personal experience that there is none finer than our EMT's and our police officers. Thanks so much for all you did, and for all you do everyday to keep us safe!

By: blues2 on 2/6/09
Despite the low morale of the MPD because of the higher ups, our patrol officers still do a great job by putting their lives on the line every day. We all thank you.

By: wilburtfaubauker on 2/11/09
Thank God the officer was not seriously hurt or worse. His Guardian angel was with him. We are proud of all of Law Enforcement who lay their lives on the line everyday. From the newest officer to the highest Senior Officer who has to make tuff decisions and bear the brunt and burden of leadership. God bless all of our Law Enforcement Departments. Rutherford County is truly blessed in many, many ways.