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Houston Chronicle via Officer.com
There was so much blood on the bathroom floor and walls that Harris County Sheriff's Office deputies who arrived at the scene of the shooting didn't know where most of the wounded man's bleeding was coming from. "Hey, hey, what's your name; keep talking to me," Deputy Donald Landry told the man, who was lying on the floor. The man seemed to be losing consciousness. Then, suddenly, the deputy identified the potentially fatal wound: A gunshot in the area of the femoral artery of the man's right leg.
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KSAT-TV
Atascosa County Sheriff David Soward has launched a campaign aimed at denying parole for an accomplice in the killing three law enforcement officers during an ambush in October 1999. In a Facebook post, Soward said he initiated the campaign "to give the friends and family of these three officers more justice and peace of mind and keep (Kenneth) Vodochodsky in prison as long as possible."
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KXXV-TV
The Brazos County Sheriff's Office are the first law enforcement agency in Texas to officially adopt FirstNet.
FirstNet, or First Responder Network Authority, is a nationwide broadband network that equips first responders to save lives and protect U.S. communities.
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KTVT-TV
"Is this the new normal?" That's the question one Texas sheriff asked after authorities responded to a 10-year-old boy and a 16-year-old who were shot in separate incidents Tuesday evening.
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said a 10-year-old was shot by his 12-year-old friend with a long rifle in the northwest area of Houston. He called the shooting accidental.
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Police Magazine
Chief Ed Kraus of the Fort Worth Police Department has told his officers that in the wake of several recent active shooter attacks on houses of worship officers should attend religious services in full uniform as a deterrent against violence.
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Former sheriffs, including a former SAT president, help TAC Risk Management Pool members reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities.
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The Horse
A grand jury has indicted nine people for operating an illegal horse racing meet near Fort Worth. Animal health regulators report that illegal racing at so-called "bush tracks" is associated with the spread of serious horse diseases, such as equine infectious anemia and piroplasmosis, and puts horse welfare at risk.
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Houston Chronicle
An off-duty Houston police officer shot an armed robber Wednesday at a Walmart in northeast Harris County, authorities said.
Around 2:40 p.m., a man held a customer service clerk at gunpoint near the front of the store in the 9200 block of North Sam Houston Parkway, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office. The officer, a 17-year veteran, was standing nearby when she intervened and fired at least one round.
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Laredo Morning Times
A newly-released report by online insurance resource website AdvisorSmith has named Laredo the best city in the U.S. for police officers to work in.
The survey looked at 374 cities in the U.S. to determine the best places for police officers to grow their career. It may come as a shock to most Laredoans, but the survey ranked Laredo above metropolitans such as Chicago, El Paso, Vallejo and more.
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KLTV-TV
A missing 3-year-old Smith County boy who had allegedly been exposed to drugs has been found safe, according to a spokeswoman for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
Shari Pulliam, a spokeswoman for DFPS said that Sharlanda McCoy turned Cash Rider, her son over to her attorney.
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PoliceOne.com
President Donald Trump signed the Debbie Smith Reauthorization Act into law on Dec. 30. The legislation helps fund the testing of the massive volume of backlogged rape kits.
The law gives $151 million to the Department of Justice for each of Fiscal Years 2019-2024 for the Debbie Smith DNA Backlog Grant Program; $12.5 million for DNA training and education programs; and $30 million for the Sexual Assault Forensic Exam Grant Program.
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Police Magazine
Courage as an essential trait is nothing new for professional police officers. Officers have always had to face uncertain, troubling, or even terrifying situations on a regular basis. Whether a lawman in the Wild West, staring down murderous outlaws on a dusty street, a 1920s rural deputy chasing bootleggers along mountain roads, or a present-day undercover narcotics detective breaching a door during a no-knock search warrant, physical courage and the ability to override the natural inclination toward safety and self-preservation has always been a keystone attribute for the law enforcement officer.
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CorrectionsOne
Inmates and their friends and family will stop at nothing to get contraband into correctional facilities. The way contraband gets smuggled in – and what gets smuggled in – can still be surprising even for the most veteran of COs.
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