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Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

As a result of being one of the first on scene during the December 14, 2012 school shooting, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean faces a tragedy of his own.

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Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

Newtown Police Officer unable to work due to PTSD needs our help.

As a result of being one of the first on scene during the December 14, 2012 school shooting, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean faces a tragedy of his own.

As a result of being one of the first on scene during the December 14, 2012 school shooting, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean faces a tragedy of his own.

As a result of being one of the first on scene during the December 14, 2012 school shooting, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean faces a tragedy of his own.

As a result of being one of the first on scene during the December 14, 2012 school shooting, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean faces a tragedy of his own.

eA Risk Management Group
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Police Officer Thomas Bean
Needs Our Help... 

Early on December 14, 2012, 20-year-old, Adam Lanza blasted his way through the glass entranceway of Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Heavily armed, he massacred 26 people...

20 children between the ages of six and seven years old & 6 faculty members.

Moments after the 911 calls came flooded in, Newtown Police Officer Thomas Bean arrived on the scene.  The carnage and unfathomable devastation he witnessed was indescribable.

Today, Officer Bean lives a very different life.  Unable move past the traumatic memories and images that occurred that morning, Thomas has been diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and is no longer able to serve.  He has spent the past year battling fear, anger, depression and frequent thoughts of suicide.

Unfortunately, at this time, Thomas is not receiving the financial support he needs.  He is facing termination of his job and shortly thereafter, loss of his family's benefits.  He and his family face financial ruin.

Thomas Bean risked his own life to save the lives of 26 strangers doing what police officers do.  It is time to give back to those who give so much to us.

Please help support Officer Thomas Bean and his family.

A message directly from Officer Bean…

     "I want to thank everyone who has been so kind to help my family during our
     desperate time of need.  The tragedy in Newtown has changed all of our lives
     forever.  Your willingness to help us is an act of kindness that goes beyond  
     words.  We can’t possibly thank you enough."

     Sincerely, Thomas Bean


Currently, Thomas and many others involved are working to find a legal solution, but at this time, nothing has been resolved.  He needs our help.

100% of all contributions will go directly to Thomas and his family.

The cost of this fundraiser has been a donation made by eA Risk Management, LLC.

Thank you.

eA Risk Management Group (www.eARisk.com)

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