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KLTV-TV
The Smith County Sheriff's Office and the Gregg County Sheriff's Office are looking for information regarding two aggravated robberies committed by what appears to be the same white male suspects. This offense occurred two years ago, and the offices are, again, asking for the public's assistance in solving these crimes.
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El Paso Herald-Post
Representatives with the Texas Ford Dealers on Monday presented a donation to the Sheriff Richard Wiles and the Sheriff's Office Foundation to show their support of local law enforcement.
Stuart Sliva of Shamaley Ford, as well as representatives from Casa and Viva Ford, presented a $25,000 check donation on behalf of the Texas Ford Dealers to Sheriff Richard Wiles and Sheriff's Office Foundation President Robert Fraga.
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San Jacinto County: Deputy promoted
San Jacinto County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Greg Capers promoted Deputy Shaun Vandyke to Detective Sergeant on Jan. 24.
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KLTV-TV
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a man found dead with several gunshot wounds at an event venue Sunday night.
According to Sheriff Greg Taylor, deputies were called out to the event venue in the 6000 block of US 79 north of Palestine around 7 p.m. Sunday night. Taylor said Juan Ramirez, a 45-year-old Anderson County resident, was found dead with several gunshot wounds.
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KLBK-TV
The Lubbock Police Department, Texas Department of Public Safety and the Lubbock County Sheriff's Office held a briefing Wednesday morning regarding a new operation to prevent fatal crashes. DPS reports the most common reasons for fatal crashes for the past three years include speeding, ignoring stop signs or traffic lights and failing to yield right of way when turning left.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
A police officer in Texas dodged danger when a truck smashed into his patrol vehicle, plowing it into a tow wrecker, video shows.
Just minutes earlier, the officer warned a stranded driver of that same danger.
Lufkin police officer Cody Deal responded to a two-vehicle crash that didn't have injuries early Thursday, Jan. 23, according to a news release.
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KXAN-TV
On a crisp Thursday morning, law enforcement officers from around Texas gathered in an Austin church to collaborate on school safety measures.
They came for a three-hour workshop conducted by the U.S. Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center, which in November published an analysis of of targeted school violence spanning a decade.
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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 Texas Tribune
Chuck Chadwick, the founder and president of the National Organization for Church Security and Safety Management, has been in the church security business for about 18 years, encouraging parishioners and worshippers to take their safety into their own hands. He's experienced a spike in interest in recent weeks, following the White Settlement shooting, that mirrors the same interest his business got after Sutherland Springs.
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Washington Business Journal
The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial averages 337 new names per year, more than double what its founders expected when it was dedicated nearly 30 years ago. The National Capital Planning Commission is scheduled to consider a proposal at its Feb. 6 meeting to expand the memorial honoring fallen police officers in the line of duty.
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PoliceOne.com
Low morale is a significant issue for law enforcement, and behaviors easily categorized as bullying – especially from administrators and line supervisors, but in some cases, peer-to-peer – are a primary cause. Here are six things to consider when you confront this problem in your department.
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CorrectionsOne.com
The current organization of corrections staffing, operational duties and correctional housing unit responsibilities needs modification to address inefficiencies, create incentives to retain and attract more experienced staff to correctional positions, and restore necessity respect and authority to our front-line security staff.
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