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I recently came across the tragic story of Ernest Walter Walker while diving into Prohibition-era mysteries. What's really striking is how Walker seemed to be in the thick of the chaos that was unfolding at that time. It’s so haunting to think about the sheer danger these agents faced every day. I’m curious about the procedures that were in place for treatment back then. Why was he taken to a hotel for medical attention instead of a hospital? Was that common practice during that time, especially in a place like El Paso? It’s such a difficult aspect of the story to wrap my head around. My heart goes out to his family who had to endure such a tumultuous and uncertain time. Does anyone have more information on the protocols that were in place for officers injured in the line of duty during this era? It feels like there could have been a lot more that wasn’t discussed in the public sphere, and I want to understand this aspect better.
