Lieutenant Ola Al-Jaludi, who serves in the traffic department in the Jordanian capital as a detachment officer, has become the most famous personality on social media platforms in Jordan, after she appeared trying to persuade a young man to refrain from committing suicide.
The policewoman, Ola Al-Jaludi, noticed while she was working one day that a young man was trying to commit suicide from the Al-Shaab Bridge in Amman.
So she went to talk to him to discourage him from committing suicide, which she succeeded in, before sitting on the ground and crying from the horror of the situation.
The policewoman says that she tried to absorb the young man's anger to prevent him from committing suicide, confirming that she used her method to save the young man and prevent him from committing suicide.
The policewoman, Ola, is known to the people of Amman for her activity, vitality, and smile as she organizes walks in the streets of Amman.
The episode (12/5/2022) of the “Networks” program monitored the interaction of platform pioneers with the behavior of policewoman Ola, where Dima Majali praised the policewoman’s dynamism and wrote, “She (this) policewoman loves (loves) her job. The smile does not leave her face every morning as she receives Peace be upon motorists.
Majed Al-Najjar also emphasized the charisma that Ola Al-Jaludi possesses, commenting, "This lieutenant Ola Al-Jaludi performs her practical performance to the fullest, and she has charisma in dealing with traffic congestion at the People's Roundabout, and she is always present (finds) journalists from all over the world in her place to film what she does daily."
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Muhammad Salih Al-Nawaisah asked about the fate of the young man who tried to commit suicide, so he wrote: “The policewoman is going (will) honor her and she deserves it, and the young man (and the young man) is not asked about him (people do not care about him) nor about the reason (nor the reason that) forced him to attempt suicide, so that what (Lest) they open a door on their own!
While Yazid Al-Tarawneh likened the suicide attempt to movies, he wrote, "An Indian movie, he who wants to commit suicide will commit suicide like this (Does the one who wants to commit suicide commit suicide like this) in front of people?! A play."
The data of the Department of Statistics showed an increase in the number of suicide cases in Jordan for the year 2021 by 10% to 186 cases, compared to 2020, when it recorded 169 cases.