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The adoption of a callous impersonal attitude in the face of tragedy is a case in point. Oh, what a mess. What did he get hit with anyway? A .25? Christ, look at the size of it. It's got to be a .45 anyways. You're both full of [ __ ] It was a .38. The casing's right here. Son of a [ __ ] I guess you're right. Whatever it was, it did a hell of a job on him. >> Because the frequent sight of death and human suffering is anxiety provoking in any person, the police officer may seek to neutralize its effect on him to remain in control of his own emotions and do the things he must. A police officer cannot summon the courage to perform many of the tasks he must face each day unless he somehow first manages to neutralize the anxiety they produce in him. Yeah, well, there you go. [Music]