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Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about the aftermath of tragic events like the one involving Detective Norman Michael Montion. It's haunting to think about the impact it had not only on his family but also on his colleagues and the entire El Paso community. I read somewhere that his son grew up to join the El Paso Police Department, and I can't even begin to imagine the mix of pride and pain that must have come with that decision. These moments really show how one person's actions can ripple through so many lives. It's like every name in a news article has a whole world of people who love them, miss them, and carry on despite the pain. I can't help but wonder about the people who were near the scene or worked with Detective Montion—how did they cope with the loss and the trauma? Did they receive any support or counseling? And amidst all this, there's the building itself, just sitting there vacant for years—a silent witness to the chaos and tragedy. It's strange how places can absorb these stories and serve as reminders long after everyone has moved on. It's such a heavy topic, but sometimes I think acknowledging these layers of impact can be a step towards healing. Would love to hear your thoughts on how communities process and remember these painful incidents. ? Stay safe, everyone.
