Andy Stumpf

And I'll say this as well.

And this is true of

People in the military as well.

You're not Batman, okay?

You're not some comic book character archetype that is designed and on earth to right all wrongs and solve all problems, okay?

It is your job to do your job, which in the role of law enforcement, a lot of times on the car, it says protect and serve.

That's a motto.

And I'm glad that that is the motto for a lot of law enforcement organizations.

But your job is actually to uphold and enforce the law.

And if you can keep it in those boundaries, and again, the reason I said that to the military as well is, you're not wearing a cape and shield either in the military.

You have a job, you have a role.

It is your job to execute that role to the best of your ability.

It is not your job if you're at a tactical level to solve strategic problems.

It is not your job at a tactical level to speak for everybody else in the military at an operational level or a strategic level.

It is your job to do your job.

It is easy, I think, to fall into a place of hatred if you let the environment control

start to take control of you and your thought process.

You need to go the other way with that.

You need to take control of yourself.

You need to maintain control of yourself and do the best you can to limit what that environment is able to do to you.