Has any eminent mental health professional ever remarked on the remarkable fact of not one, not two, not three, but four suicides haven taken place within the ranks of what is presumed to be a fairly select (and, I would add, both a relatively anonymous and prosecutorially immune) subset of law enforcement?  We're not talking about a group of rank and file city policemen who stood around --on camera-- kicking the stew out of Rodney King and became notorious for their actions.  

 

What prompted four of them to self-deliver? How are these people recruited that rendered their response to mob-instigated trauma so homogeneous in the extreme?  Seems awfully suspicious.