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More than once I fear, but I have chosen one time in particular to share today. I was assigned to a ward that included a large shopping mall. One evening I was dispatched to the Sears store in the mall at the request of store security. When I arrived I was directed to the security office. Security had a 16 year old girl who was about seven months pregnant in custody for shoplifting.I went through the standard process of completing the arrest paperwork with the security team before transporting the prisoner, as they are the arresting officers. My role was only to transport her to jail, or in this case Juvenile court. All during the time we were completing the affidavit of arrest and the narrative, the girl was begging to use the restroom.It is no secret that most women at this stage of pregnancy experience frequent and urgent urinary discomfort. As I was preparing to leave the store to take this young lady to juvenile, she begged to be allowed to relieve herself before the forty minute ride to juvenile court. It was against department policy for me to allow her to go to the restroom alone, but there was not a female officer anywhere nearby, and Sears did not have a female security officer nor would they allow non-security employees to assist with shoplifters. As a male officer, I certainly couldn’t go with her…Right here is where I made my mistake. I had compassion on this 16 year old pregnant child. Against my better judgement, I took a chance on getting myself into trouble by removing the handcuff from one arm so she could take care of her business, and allowing her to enter the restroom alone. I knew the restroom only had one door so what possibly could go wrong? I waited patiently outside the door for her to finish her business. And waited some more. Remember, there is only one door. One way in and one way out. After a few minutes which seemed to take three forevers, a female Sears employee walked by and I asked her to check on the girl to make sure she was alright. The lady stepped into the restroom briefly then came out and informed me that She saw no one in the restroom, but there was a large hole in the ceiling above the vanity. Crap!Knowing there was no one else in the restroom I went in to retrieve my prisoner. I jumped up on the vanity to look into the gaping hole she had made in the suspended ceiling. As soon as I looked into the hole I could See her standing on one of the suspension rails, hanging onto one of the support wires. If you don’t know anything about suspended ceilings, they are just lightweight metal tracks that are interlocked and held level by very thin wires every few feet. They are not designed to hold any substantial weight….like a pregnant girl?I looked at her and reached out toward her and softly asked her to come to me. The walls of the restroom went all the way to the ceiling so there was nowhere for her to go but down. Still unwilling to surrender, she leaned away from me and suddenly the ceiling support gave way and the whole ceiling fell with her on it to the floor. She was fortunately unharmed and I quickly jumped off the vanity where the ceiling had fallen around me and helped her up and reapplied the handcuff on her arm.The rest of the great ceiling adventure…or debacle if you prefer…is history. I made it to juvenile court with my prisoner without further incident. I wrote a memo to my supervisors explaining and taking responsibility for my actions. I’m not sure if they felt sorry for me or what, because I violated a policy willfully by allowing the girl free to relieve herself, but I received no repercussions from this fiasco at all other than some good natured teasing from other officers. Maybe I’m not the only sympathetic police officer after all. I will share that a Sears employee told me that the replacement ceiling cost several thousand dollars and was named in my honor. I received no repercussions from them either. I suppose even Sears was able to show compassion and a little humor back then. Life is interesting in my world and I love it!

@Jennifer Ellis explains this well. Your husband committed a crime, and his punishment, whatever it might be, can negatively effect you.However, domestic violence laws, with penalties for those who use physical violence towards others, really are beneficial to the victims in the long term.Your husband might be required to attend counseling, or take classes about domestic violence. He might be offered a plea bargain, and avoid a criminal conviction record, if he successfully refrains from further violent behavior. Clearly this is beneficial to your long term well being, that he learns to take responsibility for his actions and inappropriate behavior, and learn to handle his anger and to resolve conflicts appropriately.Without intervention, this type of behavior tends to both continue and to escalate. If you have children, you don't want them to learn this behavior, do you?

Smriti Irani was facing controversies from the very first day she was appointed as HRD minister. She was known as queen of controversies. Some of the controversies faced by her are:-1. The graduation degree: The first big controversy surrounding Irani was over her qualification. The minister herself provided conflicting affidavits of her educational qualification. While in 2004, she submitted that she had obtained a graduate degree in arts (BA, in 1996) from Delhi University (DU) (through the School of Correspondence), in another affidavit filed before the 2014 elections, she submitted that she had completed part of a graduate degree in Commerce (Part I of BCom in 1994) from Delhi University. In addition, a leak from the School of Correspondence, as reported by newspapers, claims that Irani had enrolled for the course in 2013, but never took her examination.In August, 2014, the controversy took a new turn with her asserting that she also had a degree from the prestigious Yale University in the United States. Irani did not explain what the Yale degree was - it turned out that she was part of a group of Indian members of Parliament (MPs) that underwent a six-day crash course on leadership at the university.2. Appointment of RSS men in key posts: The appointment of people from the Sangh background for key posts in the ministry has made news on frequent intervals. Some of these were:a) Vishram Ramchandra Jamdar as the head of Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur.b) Professor Inder Mohan Kapahy as a member of the University Grants Commission (UGC).c) Baldev Sharma, former editor of RSS mouthpiece Panchajanya, as chairman of National Book Trust.d) Professor Y Sudershan Rao as the chairperson of the Indian Council for Historical Research (ICHR).e) Despite "adjusting people from the Sangh Parivar", one constant piece of news about her ministry is that "RSS not happy with her functioning".3. Celebrating Teacher's Day as "Guru Utsav": The centre's move to celebrate Teacher's Day as "Guru Utsav" and the planned interaction of Narendra Modi with school children stirred up the hornet's nest. The opposition slammed the government over the issue, but Irani called the criticism as "regrettable" and said that the students' participation in the interaction is "voluntary".4. Rolling back Delhi University's infamous FYUP: In 2013, Delhi University started the much-debated four-year under-graduate programme and only a year later, rolled it back after a tussle with the UGC.Later there were reports that the HRD minister had forwarded paperwork to President Pranab Mukherjee's office questioning DU vice chancellor (VC) Dinesh Singh's conduct and requesting his ouster.This was followed by reports of a 1,000-page show cause notice being issued to Dinesh Singh and a 15-page response by the VC.5. German dropped as an optional third language: The HRD asked Kendriya Vidyalayas or central schools to discontinue offering German as the third language option. The matter went to the Supreme Court and was also raised with the prime minister by German Chancellor at the G20 summit.6. Shuddh vegetarian at IIT Delhi: The CPM leader Sitaram Yechury had expressed concern over reports that non-vegetarian food had been taken off the menu of IIT-Delhi canteen and sought the HRD minister's intervention in the matter. Irani rejected allegations that she was promoting vegetarian food in IITs, contending that such meals had been stopped during UPA's rule.7. Resignation of IIT-Delhi director: Three months after he resigned, IIT-Delhi Director Raghunath K Shevgaonkar is yet to be relieved by the HRD. Some reports claimed that he had quit amid pressure from the HRD ministry to release nearly Rs 70 lakh to former IIT-Delhi faculty Subramanian Swamy, who is now a BJP functionary, as salary dues for the period between 1972 and 1991.8. Anil Kakodkar vs Smriti Irani: News emerged that Anil Kakodkar had resigned as the chairman of the board of governors of IIT-Bombay over differences with the HRD Ministry regarding the selection of IIT directors. The next day, the ministry of HRD claimed that Kakodkar had withdrawn his resignation. A fortnight later, he broke his silence, saying IITs "should be left alone". He also described the government's new selection process as "very casual".9. Astrologer row: Smriti Irani and her husband Zubin went to an astrologer called Pandit Nathulal Vyas, who told her that she is destined to become the president of India some day. With this meeting, Irani, who has often been accused of pandering to right-wing groups, has given more fodder to her detractors.10. HRD's babus in quit mode: In the five-year term of UPA II, only two senior HRD officials chose to quit. But under the newly-formed NDA, the HRD ministry saw five senior joint secretary-level officers moving out. This gave it the dubious distinction of being the most attrition prone ministry in the BJP-led government.Hence, to overcome the questions raised by opposition her department was changed