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Elyssa Khalifé is a Seattle police officer who was severely injured during the weekend's "peaceful protest." According to Khalifé, rioters threw rocks, metal, and improvised explosives at officers, then poured gasoline around the precinct—threatening to burn the officers alive.pic.twitter.com/Qn63ijtPzI
Finally, with their lives at risk, Khalifé and her colleagues responded to disperse the crowd. In the fighting, Khalifé suffered a torn medial meniscus and "will require surgery to be able to live an active lifestyle again."pic.twitter.com/ySqE7QfAGv
The media is desperately trying to paint the Floyd riots as "peaceful protest"—don't believe them. Brave police officers are putting their lives on the line every day, even as the political class abandons them. They deserve our support.
And not a thing on SPD’s site nor in Google.
It's a common physical sports injury, especially for women athletes who are 200-400% more likely to have these injuries than men, and while contact is often the cause, 70% of female sports knee injuries are non-contact: https://www.acefitness.org/certifiednewsarticle/1043/when-it-comes-to-knee-injuries-are-women-really-the-weaker-sex/ …
My aunt got this injury playing tennis. Surgery healed her well and got her back playing within months.
Oh, so months of rehab out of your life is a nothing burger? You are missing the obvious point.
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I had the same surgery. Up and about the next day.
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