has shown just the opposite: when stressors are prolonged and
             overwhelming, an individual's ability to cope becomes difficult"
             (Anderson). Unfortunately, suicide among police officers is often not
             discussed, and so, the problem is effectively buried rather than discussed,
             understood, studied, and treated. Suicide can be prevented, but
             individuals must be educated to see the warning signs, and understand what
             to do if their friend, loved one, or co-worker seems at risk.
             What are the warning signs of suicide in police officers' Suicide
             expert Anderson notes there are ten early warning signs that can be a tip-
             off an officer may be experiencing so much stress they are contemplating
             suicide. These signs include: personal and financial problems that the
             officer finds inescapable. An increasing in drinking alcohol. Problems
             with work. A divorce or break-up of a relationship. An increase in days
             taken off or sick. Mood swings. Depression. A recent death in the family.
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