First graduating class of 2000, being a patrol officer, especially on the streets of the city that I grew up in the city that I love and care about. This gripping biography of Jason Schechterle’s battle for life and justice celebrates the resilience of the human spirit while condemning corporate greed… This enthralling biography injects the intimacy of fiction into a true story of human endurance. Interweaving narratives of human triumph and high-stakes legal showdown, this "inspiring true story" (Kirkus Reviews) reveals a rare human being with an undeniable will to live.

And that just felt amazing to feel the energy in the room and to hear the laughter and the, and the gasps and everything for each thing that we all talked about. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Schechterle's accident%E2%80%94a taxi hit his police cruiser, which inexplicably burst into flames%E2%80%94turned out to be part of a nationwide spate of similar auto explosions. Once he arrived the auto accident he was trapped in and the life after with many multiple surgeries to allow him to live a somewhat normal life. Jason had fifty-six surgeries in seven years, and he shares experiences he had with some of the doctors and nurses in the burn center, being vulnerable, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people who are willing to help.Schechterle, who began a long, gruesome, and gut-wrenching battle back to health, would also take on Ford Motor Company in court to stop the heinous and ultimately preventable deaths. Well, this is what I normally would tell Jason’s story, but I’m going to let him tell Jason, all I can say right now is I’m so excited to speak to you. My normal presentation is a little over an hour and I have 37 slides and a PowerPoint that I, you know, I just speak from the heart. Throughout this process, Jason’s wife was so dedicated and the love they have for each other really showed, but there was another person in his life that really represented the friendship and camaraderie between two police officers.

To find answers, Devlin enlists the scary-smart and tenacious Sloane Monae, a former college volleyball player and an ex-cop turned private detective. You are a great role model for your kids and everyone out there who is fighting adversity, but you ended up helping and probably saving the lives of many other police officers because of the Ford motor company. And I recognize that, but there were a lot of times that I just was like, you know what, with this appearance, being blind was so claustrophobic and terrifying the shape of my hand. So many people, my doctors put in front of them, really, everybody said my career was over and I’m the one who stood up and said, you know, I’m a cop, not 40 hours a week.They also unwittingly stumble into the savings and loan debacle of the 1980s, one of the biggest financial scams in American history. And so now they’re gone and partly that’s because of you and the other people that were involved in the lawsuit. Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Slovakia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Virgin Islands (U. Hopefully it’ll be up and everybody could watch your amazing speech and everyone else’s, but let’s move on because I didn’t really tell much of your story because I want you to tell it.

I think they’re the second busiest in the country, outside of Atlanta, but the talent and the training that is inside these walls is amazing. I really tried to hone in on the people who had my best interest and we could, you know, we could laugh together. To read the details of Jason's life and what he went through to get to the point of achieving his dream was interesting.I saw him at an interview many years ago and he was discussing the difference between curing and healing. I was supposed to work until one o’clock in the morning and at 1130 that night, so I’ve gone through more than three fourths of my shift, very quiet, nothing going on. We learn the importance of chasing our dreams, but more importantly, overcoming our nightmares while touching and impacting lives all around us.