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I've been looking into the broader context of the incident involving Night Officer Albert Nettle, and something caught my attention about the dining situation itself. It's interesting to note that Marshal Cummins took the prisoners to a local restaurant for supper, which seems like an unusual choice during a time when escape risks would be significant. I can't help but wonder about the protocols in place for managing prisoners back in 1919. Were there specific procedures to ensure everyone's safety, or was this a more informal practice back then? The thought that a simple meal could turn into a deadly situation is distressing. My heart goes out to Officer Nettle’s loved ones. It's crucial to remember the human element in such tragedies and honor the risks officers like him took to protect their communities.
