Police Station 1: Lisa Steel

I remember Lisa Steel's name.  I wondered what became of her?  I hope she is alive and doing well.  The police station I story is based on the name Lisa Steel.  For her name sake.  Some women are strong.  They don't have men as their weakness.  I imagined her, she didn't become a psychiatrist.  She became a police officer.   Police station I  Lisa Steel  New York City.  Lisa Steel grew up without her father.  Her father left.  Thank God.  She always thank God her father left her and her brother and their mother.  Because they lived in domestic violence when she was born until she was 9 years old. She was so glad he finally left.  And her mother is still alive.  She never forgot.  She became a police officer and she primarily answers emergency phone calls to the police about domestic violence. The following weeks and the next, months after months at the Police Station I, Lisa Steel  finally has a few moments to sit there at her  precinct.  She already remembers images of many faces of primary aggressors, so they are called. And the battered women and the abused children.  Their faces Lisa Steel sees with bumps, swollen, hit, cuts, beaten, red, purple and black, and blueish, bruised and battered in tears and blood.  They are many angry faces.  It doesn't matter if she provoked him, or she is verbally abusive or she is the one who hit him 1st, the males usually are the primary aggressors.  The images of the faces of primary aggressors Lisa also remembers.  They are men's faces with anger, hostility, frustration and  mean faces of cruelty and violence.  Mean man's face of his mother?  Already Lisa Steel's job has no stress relief.  Believe it or not, it is so much better if hitting and the violence wasn't so bad.  If it's domestic violence of a battered spouse or a partner.  Only. If it doesn't involve any children.  The children were not battered.  Or they don't have any children.