What Would You Do?
When Brandon reads your report, he is upset with you at first, but admits that you were right to correctly detail what happened during the incident. You tell him that you've spoken to the lieutenant about the issues he's been having recently and how the extreme stress he's been under is likely the root cause. You reassure him that you did this only to seek support-not punishment-for him.
-He is angry that you spoke to the lieutenant without him, and you agree that you should have included him in the conversation. You explain that the lieutenant was clear on your intentions for your partner and that he indicated he would call Brandon in later to discuss things. When the lieutenant calls Brandon in, he asks you to join him in the meeting. Do you accept or not?

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When Brandon reads your report, he is upset with you at first, but admits that you were right to correctly detail what happened during the incident. You tell him that you've spoken to the lieutenant about the issues he's been having recently and how the extreme stress he's been under is likely the root cause. You reassure him that you did this only to seek support-not punishment-for him.
-He is angry that you spoke to the lieutenant without him, and you agree that you should have included him in the conversation. You explain that the lieutenant was clear on your intentions for your partner and that he indicated he would call Brandon in later to discuss things. When the lieutenant calls Brandon in, he asks you to join him in the meeting. Do you accept or not?