Robin Doan

If I wanted to talk to someone, I'll talk to my family or put a law enforcement person in front of me, I'll talk to you.

But a psychiatrist, no thanks.

I don't need someone to pat me on the back and tell them, you know, ask me, oh, how do you feel?

I don't need that.

I don't expect you to pity me, and I don't want you to because that's not how I am.

I want to be just like everybody else.

When that investigation was through, we weren't through.

The law enforcement community surrounded Robin.

We wanted to give her a mechanism of people that she could go to if she had questions, if she had issues, if she just wanted to talk.

Everybody in the law enforcement field got together and raised funds to start a scholarship program for her.

I'm thrilled to death every time that phone rings and I see Robin's name on it.

It's always with a sense of joy because she has a special place in my heart and she always will.

They treated her like their little sister.

They just had big hearts.

They carry big guns, but they had big hearts.

When you go through things, as traumatic as this experience was, you have a bond.

And I connected with her.

I have had a really good relationship with Chad.

When I hug him, every time I see him, it's that same hug I got the day that he came and he was the first one to me.

And it's just the most heartwarming.