[LouSinew]

This incident occurred on 2/6/25, involving A.P. inside of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fennimore, Wisconsin.

Grant County deputies responded to reports of a man causing a disturbance in the church, shouting, and throwing metal candle holders. Upon arrival, officers found the suspect in an agitated state near the altar.

During the subsequent arrest, he resisted officers, leading to the use of a taser and ankle restraints. He was later transported to Grant Regional Health Center for his injuries.

The incident was referred to the Grant County District Attorney's Office with recommendations for charges of Disorderly Conduct and Resisting/Obstructing an Officer.

[yah]

Jesus, take the wheel...

[wildaxboxer]

As tasing goes, that was a 10 for reaction

[DarkSighted]

I saw a bumper sticker the other day, that read: "Try Jesus!!!". I thought this was a GREAT idea, what do you suppose it'd take to convict?

[Mr.NoCredit]

The “real Jesus” would never, ever cuss like that.

[yah]

Originally Posted by DarkSighted ↗

I saw a bumper sticker the other day, that read: "Try Jesus!!!". I thought this was a GREAT idea, what do you suppose it'd take to convict?

Get him to piss off the Sanhedrin & then get the Romans involved. That script has already been written.

[kellyhound]

38-year-old Aaron Peterson and experienced a severe mental health episode, related to a years long battle with schizophrenia, and was homeless at the time.

Prolly off to a mental health court.

Schizophrenia is rarely diagnosed in children or adults over 45.

For men usally aged 18-25 and for women 25-35 and over 40 20%.
Some studies show higher prevalence in Northern states (like New England or the Pacific Northwest) where lower sunlight exposure during pregnancy or early childhood may play a role. (Vitamin D)

Approximately 3.7 million adults live with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and half of them receive no treatment.

[William May]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

38-year-old Aaron Peterson and experienced a severe mental health episode, related to a years long battle with schizophrenia, and was homeless at the time.

Prolly off to a mental health court.

Schizophrenia is rarely diagnosed in children or adults over 45.

For men usally aged 18-25 and for women 25-35 and over 40 20%.
Some studies show higher prevalence in Northern states (like New England or the Pacific Northwest) where lower sunlight exposure during pregnancy or early childhood may play a role. (Vitamin D)

Approximately 3.7 million adults live with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and half of them receive no treatment.

Fuck that. Just crucify him.

[yah]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Schizophrenia is rarely diagnosed in children or adults over 45.

For men usally aged 18-25 and for women 25-35 and over 40 20%.
Some studies show higher prevalence in Northern states (like New England or the Pacific Northwest) where lower sunlight exposure during pregnancy or early childhood may play a role. (Vitamin D)

Approximately 3.7 million adults live with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and half of them receive no treatment.

I had 2 friends who both started showing signs probably in their 30s. One later blew his brains out & the other hung himself off the 2nd floor railing in his foyer.

[LouSinew]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

38-year-old Aaron Peterson and experienced a severe mental health episode, related to a years long battle with schizophrenia, and was homeless at the time.

Prolly off to a mental health court.

Schizophrenia is rarely diagnosed in children or adults over 45.

For men usally aged 18-25 and for women 25-35 and over 40 20%.
Some studies show higher prevalence in Northern states (like New England or the Pacific Northwest) where lower sunlight exposure during pregnancy or early childhood may play a role. (Vitamin D)

Approximately 3.7 million adults live with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder and half of them receive no treatment.

Being I am a former personal trainer of 28 years experience, I feel that it is shameful people are receiving the majority of their vitamin D from the sun. They should be getting it from their diet and proper supplementation. Unfortunately, people are undernourished in America. Up until reading your post I did not know that vitamin D deficiency effects mental health as well as our physical health. Thanks for the post.