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Hey everyone, been reading through some of the threads here about Constable George Lenhard's case, and I've been thinking a lot about the workers in the warehouse district that witnessed him on that tragic night. It’s tough enough processing trauma, but to witness such a horrific event and not have closure must have been incredibly difficult for them. I read how one of those workers found him at the Canadian Liquid Air building; can you imagine how haunting that must have been? I often wonder about the long-term impact on bystanders in these cases. Even back then, resources for dealing with trauma were limited. Did they have to live with this shadow looming over them, knowing they might have some of the last memories of a brave officer? It's really a testament to how crime doesn’t only affect direct victims but those around the events, too. It’s a stark reminder of why we need to push for mental health support for all people tied to such tragedies. Thoughts?
