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Accidents. Assaults. Police officers see the worst of what happens to humans. That regular dose of tragedy breeds anger that can drive first responders to addiction, abuse -- and even suicide. Serve & Protect provides a confidential hotline to get trauma off their chest. K-LOVE's Frank Hammond talks with retired cop Rob Michaels, CEO of Serve & Protect and Andy Green, retired police detective, Franklin Police Dept.

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