The Shooting

A heart wrenching story of a Police Officer being shot while on duty. The story is told by his wife Isadora. We must recognize the fact that every time our protector sets out for work he puts his life on line-to serve and protect us. Let’s honor him and pray for his safety, since he has a family to look after too. Samina

About samina iqbal

I am a free lance writer who loves to write on social issues in particular. I am a house wife and my husband Dr. Shams Iqbal offers all the support and encouragement so that I can pursue my passion for authorship and other cause which is dear to me. My lifelong mission in life is to offer my support for the police officers who need to be supported and protected by general public like us. My inspiration to do this comes from my personal experiences of some of the greatest police officers whom I have witnessed do great deeds for the good of humanity. I am so inspired and fascinated to support this law enforcement group. On the other hand I like music, movies specially classics, I am a fashion geek, English and American literature are my passions.
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22 Responses to The Shooting

  1. Thank you for sharing this moving story, Samina. This must have been so difficult for her to write, but she did an amazing job recounting the events. Have a blessed week, Samina.

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    • Pleasure is mine Jill. It is a very touching story and she has sent me the final episode in this story to be reblogged and after a few of my posts I will reblog her final episode. The story is moving and told so nicely. I love to share such stories since these are priceless accounts of real life events. People must appreciate what the families of our protectors endure while they are protecting us. You too have a blessed and a lovely weekend my friend. Take care and be safe.

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  2. Victor Ho says:

    Samina
    Thanks for dropping by my blog often. I do appreciate it. All the best to you.

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  3. LadyBlueRose's Thoughts Into Words says:

    real life happens every moment as the world drives or walks by without noticing…
    I hope it is a happy ending, I love the thought of him playing his Piccolo trumpet with his window down…( I suspect at least not a sad ending)
    she wrote very well about the moments….
    Thank you for sharing…
    Take Care…You Matter…
    )0(
    maryrose

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    • So true. Ending is happy and she has sent me her final episode of this story and I will reblog it for all my blogger friends. She is very brave and an excellent story teller. She has promised to write more of her true accounts. Yes I also loved the fact that he liked playing his Piccolo trumpet with his window open and his sense of humor he was so well known for. It is a happy ending, thank God. Thanks for your valuable input LadyBlueRose. I highly appreciate it. Take care and God bless.

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  4. reocochran says:

    This is so true, we need to remember the families and how stressful this is for them. I am sorry whenever a policeman or person serving his community or country gets shot and injured or worse, dies for us. I think it is so important to know they put their lives on the line every day! Thanks for this great message and reminder of the services given to us by these committed people!

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    • Pleasure is mine Robin. I was so touched by these true life stories of Isadora that I thought I would share them with my blogger friends. These do reinforce the fact that we must honor and cherish our protectors who put their lives on line for us every time they set out for work. Thanks for your valuable input my friend. Take care and God bless.

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  5. Isadora says:

    Thank you so much for posting my story on your blog, Samina. I hope to write more account of my experiences as the wife of a patrol officer on the job at NYPD.
    Blessings,
    Isadora

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    • Pleasure is mine Issy. My blogger friends have all appreciated greatly. You would be doing a great service for Police Force and public in general by writing more accounts of your experiences. I look forward to them. Blessings to you as well. Take care and God bless.

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  6. I have been stopping by regularly and I haven’t seen you in awhile I really hope all is well, you are missed!

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    • Thank you so much my friend for dropping by regularly and for missing me. I greatly appreciate your lovely feelings. I am just fine and would be posting my post soon. I was just a little under the weather. But now I am just fine. I really appreciate your concern. Take care and God bless.

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  7. willowdot21 says:

    Hats off to these brave men!!

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  8. it really hurts when a person is hurt when doing something good! forget about noble! Hope he will get well ASAP and completely.

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    • You are so right Sharmishtha, a Police Officer’s job is very dangerous and we do feel very hurt when any one them is hurt on duty while protecting us. We must pray for their safety and security. Yes he did get well fully and the process was long. I will reblog the final chapter in this regard. Take care and God bless.

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  9. WordsFallFromMyEyes says:

    I hope he fully recovers. It’s not normal to go to work and face such danger – only some do it. Full respect.

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    • yes Noeleen he did recover, and the recovery was miraculous and long. One must never face such dangers in his line of duty but it is so common in a Police Officers job and it is so sad. We must honor and respect them for it. I agree. Thanks for the visit my friend. Take care and God bless.

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