Regarding the April 29 letter, “Ultimate penalty for belligerence”:
Keeping it pithy, I grieved for the four police officers killed recently.
This time I grieve for the Meservey family, and no, Mr. Clausen, it’s not just you!
Fred Lee
Freeland
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