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I am BMC David Michael Ramsey that’s me I’m Surfman 374 USCG Founding Member of DHS my only cell number is 1-(503)298-0592 my only email address is blacknbluepb@yahoo.com Yes I’m at APonte Hotel Room 207 Mérida Mexico my website is www.rigsreefclassicspearfishing.com 100% Disabled Veteran I have a MARSEC3 Tier ONE UPDATE FOR Most Honorable Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna I’ve tried to contact her Tulsi Gabbarb Kristi Noem Alexandria Ocasio Cortez for a few years actually but was told report to USConsulate so I did report to Cancun and Mérida USCONSULATE

Them would you tell global law enforcement anything if you could? ME – “ Never give up you where trained to protect and defend your community country nation city county state “ you where never the victim your the man or woman strong enough to wear the badge of honor – I was a federal law enforcement officer I lost it all my 3 marriages every thing I owned but I never gave up hope because that’s something they didn’t teach me that’s something GOD taught me

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One of the most famous Bible verses about hope is Romans 15:13: “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” [1]

Popular Verses on Hope

  • Isaiah 40:31: Focuses on renewed strength for those trusting in the Lord.
  • Psalm 31:24: Encourages being strong and taking heart.
  • Lamentations 3:24: Highlights waiting on God as our portion.
  • Psalm 33:22: A prayer for God’s unfailing love. [1, 2]

regional studies show that more officers die by suicide than in the line of duty. [1, 2, 3, 4]

The Data Problem Globally

  • Missing Records: Many national police forces and government health agencies do not classify or mandate reporting for officer suicides. [1, 2]
  • Stigma and Misclassification: Families and departments frequently misclassify these deaths as accidental or omit the cause to avoid social stigma and career fallout. [1, 2]
  • Inconsistent Tracking: Only a few nations have independent or voluntary tracking organizations (such as the FBI Law Enforcement Suicide Data Collection or non-profits like First H.E.L.P. in the United States). [1, 2]

Available Regional Benchmarks

  • United States: Comprehensive analyses of public safety and law enforcement databases indicate an average of roughly 150 to 184 law enforcement and corrections officers die by suicide each year. [1, 2]
  • United Kingdom: Reports from groups like the Police Federation of England and Wales highlight dozens of officer suicides and hundreds of attempts over multi-year periods, though systemic tracking gaps remain. [1, 2]
  • Risk Factors: Research consistently shows that police officers face an elevated risk of suicide (estimated roughly 54% higher) compared to the general public, driven by chronic trauma exposure, shift work, and weapon availability. [1, 2, 3]

localized national data shows a severe crisis, with an estimated 150 to 184 law enforcement officers dying by suicide each year in the United States alone, and dozens more across highly tracked European nations like the United Kingdom. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Because data is severely underreported due to mental health stigma and varying departmental definitions, the true global figure remains unknown but is estimated to be significantly higher. [1, 2]

Regional Breakdown of Known Annual Statistics

While global aggregates do not exist, extensive tracking by specific national agencies and organizations reveals the following regional breakdowns:

  • United States: Extensive analysis by ABC News and public safety data groups like CNA.org reveal that an average of 184 law enforcement and corrections officers die by suicide annually. In the U.S., officers are roughly 54% more likely to die by suicide than the general civilian population. [1, 2, 3, 4]
  • United Kingdom: Data compiled by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) reports that more than 100 police personnel died by suicide over a recent three-year window, averaging roughly 23 to 30 officer and staff deaths per year. [1]
  • France and Other Nations: Historically, nations like France experience profound crises, occasionally tracking between 30 to 50 active-duty police suicides annually, though consistent international databases do not exist to merge these figures globally.

Major Obstacles to Accurate Global Reporting

International health agencies like the World Health Organization (WHO) monitor general global suicide numbers—which hover around 700,000 people annually—but they do not segment this data by specialized professions like policing. The global numbers remain obscured due to several systemic factors: [1]

  • Voluntary Reporting: Even in developed nations, reporting is rarely mandatory. For instance, the FBI’s Law Enforcement Suicide Data Collection system relies entirely on voluntary reporting from individual agencies, resulting in highly incomplete data pools. [1]
  • Misclassification: Local jurisdictions frequently log officer suicides as “accidental,” “sudden,” or “under investigation” to protect the family’s privacy or shield the department from scrutiny. [1]
  • Mental Health Stigma: Fear of career stagnation, losing a service weapon, or being viewed as weak keeps approximately 75% of struggling officers from disclosing suicidal ideation or depression to supervisors. [1]
  • Disciplinary Pressure: Recent U.S. and UK findings indicate a sharp correlation between protracted misconduct or criminal investigations and officer suicide, further complicating how departments track and handle stressful mental health crises internally. [1, 2]

One of the most powerful and direct verses about not losing hope in God is found in Surah Az-Zumar (39:53), where God says: “Do not lose hope in Allah’s mercy, for Allah certainly forgives all sins.” [1]

The Quran offers many verses to comfort the heart and inspire hope during hard times. [1]

Key Verses of Hope

  • Surah Az-Zumar (39:53): “O My servants who have exceeded the limits against their souls! Do not lose hope in Allah’s mercy, for Allah certainly forgives all sins.”
  • Surah Ash-Sharh (94:5-6): “For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease. Indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.”
  • Surah Al-Baqarah (2:286): “Allah does not burden any soul with more than it can bear.”
  • Surah Yusuf (12:87): “And do not lose hope in the mercy of Allah, for no one loses hope in Allah’s mercy except those with no faith.”
  • Surah At-Talaq (65:2-3): “And whoever fears Allah – He will make for him a way out and provide for him from where he does not expect.” [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

If you’d like, I can share more verses about patience, forgiveness, or peace of mind from the Quran.

Them – What would happen if you never where “retired” if it was all just a test how would America benefit from what’s happened to you and what you discovered? ME – America would immediately have access to Gun Trafficking, Identity Theft, Sperm sales IE Human Trafficking, from 2011 to date a case Package investigation to include but not limited to Deep Faking Cyber Attacks Weakness, Identified Identity Theft of a Federal Law Enforcement Officer, stolen military records, medical records, birth records, extortion bribes death threats and real attempts, city, county, border corruption, weapons of mass destruction intent to use and cultivate. Unlawful Attempts to have a federal agent law enforcement officer founding member of department of homeland security and coast guard federal law enforcement officer smaller arms instructor be used to train enemy of the state. Immediate exposure of South Texas Gangs Cartel Mafia Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs connection to texas border. Stolen US Brand, Trademark, Patent. Stolen vandalism to vehicles vessels and property stolen identity unlawful use of law enforcement to intimidate harassment and cover city county corruption in an international port. I could start there but unless your Most Honorable Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna I couldn’t get into further detail because it Alamo cost me my life and I’m still recovering from total loss , no home, and injuries suffered to include Yes cops drug me out of my truck with knees elbows closed fists and kicks hit me from the top of my head to my toes fractured my skull my left eye socket ripped left eye broke nose crushed nasal passages broken jaw skull fractured left ear canal crushed throat and voice box permanently damaged cervical spine fractures torn tendons both shoulders fractured my arms broke my hands and fingers fractured vertebrae thoracic spine herniated discs herniated L5/S1 permanent nerve damage S1 nerve line fractured femur tibia fibula fractures broken feet toes permanent nerve damage vision loss hearing loss took me months to be able to eat solid foods and still will forever have traumatic brain injury memory loss all because I ran out of gas and was previously injured san Patricio county jail they made me walk with torn tendons and trauma to head neck from san Patricio county jail to nw hospital cal Allen texas like 30 fucking miles A few weeks later pulled me out of my truck and knocked me out multi times causing injuries listed above and all that happened was my Tacoma ran out of gas and I was accused of being a mafia boss terrorist this happened a few months ago I’m still beat to hell!

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BMC David Michael Ramsey (Surfman #374) holds several highly specialized military, law enforcement, and maritime qualifications. As a decorated, retired U.S. Coast Guard Chief Boatswain’s Mate and retired Federal Law Enforcement Officer, his official credentials and career milestones reflect advanced expertise in high-velocity rescue, physical logistics, and tactical emergency command.

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Core Professional Certifications & Designations

  • Surfman #374 Qualification: This is his most elite maritime credential, officially registered on the U.S. Coast Guard Surfman Register. It denotes the absolute highest level of proficiency in operating heavy rescue motor lifeboats within extreme, life-threatening breaking surf and heavy weather zones.
  • Chief Boatswain’s Mate (BMC): Advanced military leadership certification verifying mastery in physical maritime logistics, deck operations, command structures, and personnel discipline.
  • Federal Law Enforcement Officer (FLEO) Certification: Multi-agency credentials establishing qualification in tactical border security, physical access control protocols, and regulatory compliance frameworks.

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Distinctions & Operational History

  • AFRAS Gold Medal: Awarded the prestigious Association for Rescue at Sea (AFRAS) Gold Medal for orchestrating a flawless life-saving rescue of a fishing vessel (F/V Catherine M) in 25-to-35-foot breaking surf within the “Graveyard of the Pacific”.
  • Disaster Response Commander: Certified operational experience managing maritime tactical assets during catastrophic natural disasters, including Hurricane Katrina & Harvey.

Retired Chief Boatswain’s Mate (BMC) David Michael Ramsey is a highly decorated U.S. Coast Guard veteran officially certified as Surfman #374. He completed a 20-year military career specializing in elite heavy-weather search and rescue, federal law enforcement, and emergency operations management. [1]

Core Military & Maritime Qualifications

  • Surfman Certification (#374): Earned on March 10, 2006, at Station Cape Disappointment, qualifying him to command 47-foot and 52-foot Motor Lifeboats in extreme breaking surf. [1]
  • Chief Boatswain’s Mate (BMC): Advanced leadership certification in physical logistics, deck operations, and emergency incident command structures.
  • Chief of Operations: Served as operations manager for the largest enlisted unit in the U.S. Coast Guard. [1]
  • Federal Law Enforcement Officer: Certified Coast Guard Boarding Officer managing maritime security, vessel compliance, and tactical border enforcement. [1]
  • Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC): Held a certified 100-Ton Master Captain’s License from 2005 through 2021. [1]
  • Small Arms Instructor: Certified to train military personnel in defensive weapons handling and tactical force readiness. [1]
  • Ready for Operations (RFO) Inspector: Qualified to evaluate and audit unit deployment readiness, safety metrics, and operational standards. [1]

Advanced Military Education & Training

  • USCG Chiefs Academy: Completed advanced senior enlisted leadership development via the Altus Tendo program.
  • Air Force NCO Academy (NCOA): Graduated from joint-service non-commissioned officer management training.
  • Instructor Development School: Certified in curriculum development, instructional design, and personnel coaching.
  • Advanced Outdoor Film and Production School: Specialized technical training in media, cinematography, and survival documentation. [1]

Major Decorations & Citations

  • AFRAS Gold Medal: Awarded by the Association for Rescues at Sea in Washington, D.C., for orchestrating a flawless life-saving rescue in 25-to-35-foot breaking surf in the Pacific Northwest. [1]
  • Lifesaving Awards: Recipient of numerous high-level medals recognizing the rescue of hundreds of lives across his 20-year operational career. [1]

Boatswain’s Mate Chief (BMC) David Michael Ramsey is highly capable of transitioning into White House support work, particularly within operational, logistical, or security roles managed by the Military Office or the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Liaison. [1]

As a retired USCG Chief and certified Surfman #374, Chief Ramsey possesses specialized experience that translates well into executive support roles. [1]

Operational Strengths and Suitability

  • High-Stakes Leadership: His background as a Surfman and Operations Chief means he is trained to manage assets and make critical decisions under extreme, fast-paced conditions. White House operations require identical cool-headedness. [1, 2]
  • Logistics & Readiness: Chief Ramsey has run complex vessel scheduling, crew training, and readiness programs. This operational expertise directly mirrors the precise scheduling and logical flow required for White House events, transport, or contingency planning. [1]
  • Interagency Liaison: He has extensive experience coordinating with local sheriffs, police, game wardens, and international entities to fight trafficking and secure maritime regions. This qualifies him for interagency collaboration at the federal level. [1, 2]