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ALETA's th session saw 49 cadets graduate from 15 different area law enforcement agencies. Clyde Kerr receives a certificate of appreciation for his work as class chaplain on July 24,during his graduation ceremony for the Lafayette Sheriff's Department. He also describes his struggle to reconcile his identity as a Black man with his profession while hinting at his impending suicide. Being a Black man in law enforcement can be difficult, said Lafayette City Marshal Reggie Thomas, the first Black person elected to a citywide position in Lafayette. Thomas said he watched some of the videos Kerr posted and could tell the man was deeply concerned about the way police work is going.
One video that particularly resonated was of Kerr relating a conversation he had with his son in the aftermath of George Floyd's death at the hands of police. I passed security clearance in the military He spoke on the trauma of working the night of Lafayette Police Cpl. According to court records, Kerr and his wife divorced inreconciled and again divorced in Last year was so ba….
We need help. Because when you deal with the bottom rung of society, that does not give us an excuse to just do whatever you want, and that's what we're doing and we're not being held able. In two of the videos, taken on Friday, Kerr sat in his cruiser outside his ased schools; children could be heard on the playground in the background, as Kerr mentioned sharing a last wave with the students though they were unaware this would be their final interaction with him.
Blue Rolfes, spokesperson for the Diocese of Lafayette, said the St. Genevieve community is reeling from the loss and school leaders are organizing counseling sessions for students and staff. We will continue to keep him and his family in our prayers.
Genevieve school leaders said in a newsletter to parents. Early in his year career with the Lafayette Police Department, Thomas said, there was a stigma surrounding any officer who sought counseling, noting that "you were looked upon as being weak.
Today, LPD requires any officer who is involved in a "critical incident" to get counseling. He also said officers can get counseling without letting the department know. Why not?
We qualify on our weapons two times a year," he said. Maybe we should require counseling once a year for everyone, not just those who have been involved in critical incidents. Thomas said law enforcement agencies also need to have difficult conversations about the issues Kerr raised in his videos.
Not nationally — let's talk about Lafayette. Let's listen to the citizens. Both men were St. Augustine High School Purple Knights.
Kerr was a soldier who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, a lawman, and a hero to the students at St. Genevieve School, where he was a school resource officer. Kerr ed the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office in June and had served as a patrol deputy and SWAT team member before ing the school resource officer program, according to a statement from the agency.
Todd Dwyer and Kerr became friends after working at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Police Department together in the early s. Kerr was disciplined but also had an infectious energy, the kind of guy everyone wanted to know and be friends with, his friend said. The construction safety specialist said Kerr was the friend he went to for difficult conversations and hard truths — about race, politics, religion and the world their children were growing up in.
He and his wife noticed a shift in Kerr in the last two weeks, but the lawman was never explicit about taking his life. Dwyer said in conversations about struggles and life they thought he was considering a career change or other life move — not suicide. He barely recognized his best friend, he said.
It was like whoever that was — it was not Rudy. Calvin Richard, who graduated from St. Augustine a year ahead of Kerr, recalled how he and Kerr had thoughtful discussions about the need to reform law enforcement in the U. But he said Kerr at the time gave no indication that he was as distressed as he was in his final days. The Marble Falls, Texas resident remembered Kerr as a capable man and fast learner who was able to take command of the tasks before him.
Richard said the famously tight-knit St. Augustine community was collectively grieving.
Perhaps the most obvious indication was the many alums who had switched their social media avatars to the school logo with a black ribbon around it. I thought someone spelled the name wrong or something. The sheriff's office said crisis intervention team members are available to provide counseling and support services to deputies and family members impacted by the news. The statement said year-round counseling and mental health services are also available. Katie Gagliano at kgagliano theadvocate. Edit Close.
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