Former police marksman, David Thompson, recently opened up to The Sun about his own experiences being cleared of murder, expressing sympathy for Sgt Martyn Blake, who recently shot and killed Chris Kaba. Thompson shared insights into the emotional and psychological turmoil that can come with such a traumatic event.
Thompson, who had been in a similar position as Sgt Blake, understands the complex emotions and difficulties that can arise after being involved in a fatal shooting. He described the intense scrutiny and pressure that comes with being a police marksman, as well as the toll it can take on one’s mental health.
Thompson explained that being cleared of murder does not mean that the trauma of the event disappears. He emphasized the importance of seeking support and counseling to cope with the aftermath of such a traumatic experience.
Thompson’s willingness to share his own journey and show understanding towards Sgt Blake highlights the need for compassion and empathy towards those involved in such difficult situations. Ultimately, Thompson’s story serves as a reminder of the emotional and mental challenges that can come with being a police marksman.
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Video “I was a police marksman cleared of murder – I understand hell cop who killed Chris Kaba went through” was uploaded on 10/23/2024 to Youtube Channel The Sun