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Wellpath is the premier provider of localized, high-quality, compassionate care to vulnerable patients in challenging clinical environments. We care for more than 300,000 patients each day and employ nearly 16,000 professionals at more than 550 facilities in 33 states and Australia.
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Central Texas sheriff resigns
KWTX-TV
Milam County's sheriff turned in his resignation on Monday, the county’s chief deputy confirmed.
Sheriff Chris White resigned effective Monday for personal reasons, according to a statement from Milam County Chief Deputy Mike Clore.
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.IN-STATE NEWS
2 arrested, 1 at large after Houston County grocery break-in
KLTV-TV
The Houston County Sheriff's Office reports two suspects have been arrested and one is at large after a burglary at Lakeside Grocery in Ratcliff.
At approximately 3 a.m. Monday, the Houston County Sheriff's Office received a call reporting the burglary and found the front glass door broken and the ATM machine pulled out.
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Deputies investigating discovery of dead dogs, pigs floating near Newton County bridge
KBMT-TV
Deputies with the Newton County Sheriff's Office are investigating the discovery of the bodies of several dogs and pigs found floating near a bridge in the county this week.
A Newton County deputy was sent to check after a caller reported the macabre scene near a small bridge along County Road 4212 about a quarter mile east of County Road 216 according to Newton County Sheriff Robert Burby.
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Dallas police chief announces policy change to end small marijuana arrests
KXAS-TV
New Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia recently announced a policy change to end arrests for possession of fewer than 2 ounces of marijuana unless a more serious infraction is involved.
Garcia told the Dallas City Council Public Safety Committee that the change in general orders would allow officers to use their time for more serious problems.
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2 Tyler men arrested for alleged drug sales on social media after year-long, anti-gang unit investigation
KLTV-TV
Texas Department of Public Safety Criminal Investigations Division Special Agents assigned to the East Texas Anti-Gang Unit have been conducting a year-long joint investigation with the Smith County Sheriff's Office and Tyler Police Department, DPS PIO Sgt. Jean Dark said Wednesday night.
Dark said the investigation involved several suspects who were coordinating narcotics sales using social media messaging apps. In addition to narcotics sales, the suspects are known to possess guns and to be affiliated with a criminal street gang.
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Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and beyond.
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San Antonio Police Department working to curb road rage confrontations
KABB-TV
The San Antonio Police Department recently gave us a behind-the-scenes look at the training and tactics they're using to cut down on violent road rage confrontations.
SAPD doesn't keep official numbers for cases involving road rage, but a search of our news archives reveals hundreds of cases and dozens that have turned deadly.
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A South Texas sheriff's prized watch was stolen in the 1990s; this is how it was found
Alice Echo-News Journal
A discovery was recently made at a Coastal Bend resale shop by a local businessman who returned a prized watch to its rightful owner after recognizing the logo and the inscription. Carlos Ramirez, owner of Fit24 Gym in Alice, has a hobby of purchasing old antiques and restoring them. Ramirez was on one of his shopping trips in Corpus Christi when he discovered a watch with the familiar City of Alice logo and an inscription with the name of Daniel Bueno, the current Jim Wells County sheriff. On Monday, Ramirez reunited Bueno with his stolen watch.
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TEEX, Harley-Davidson create training program for motorcycle patrol
KAGS-TV
TEEX and Harley-Davidson have teamed up to offer specialized and advanced training to law enforcement officers who patrol on motorcycles, according to information released by the school Tuesday. The training will be available for law enforcement officers in Texas, as well as motorcycle cops across the country.
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NCIC takes pride in being an honest and loyal Inmate Communications Provider for Law Enforcement across Texas, where a high level of Integrity is a must.
From telephones and video visitation to tablets and kiosks, NCIC looks forward to supporting you with all of your Inmate Communications needs.
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.NATIONAL NEWS
COVID vaccine advice from a SWAT officer and cardiologist
Police 1
In this video from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, medical doctor and 30-year police veteran, Dr. Jon Sheinberg, MD, FACC, dispels some myths about the COVID-19 vaccine and discusses why all police officers should be vaccinated.
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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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Ford, sheriffs distribute over 2 million masks to sheriff's offices nationwide
National Sheriffs' Association
The National Sheriffs' Association has announced through a partnership with the Ford Motor Company Fund, more than 2 million protective masks have been distributed to more than 300 Sheriff’s offices across the United States in just a few weeks. This is on top of the 2.5 million masks to 48 states delivered in 2020 with the help of REFORM Alliance, Motorola, SwabTek and Under Armour.
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Helping you operate your faculty at a lower cost...and with less liability. We are presently servicing 32 facilities in Texas.
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Treating inmates with withdrawal syndrome
Corrections 1
Jails and custody facilities house inmates that are active users of both legitimate and illicit opioids, all of which are highly addictive.
If an inmate in your jail is suffering from drug withdrawal syndrome you must know how to identify the symptoms. Learn more in this tip from risk management expert and Lexipol co-founder Gordon Graham.
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What officers need to know about cardiocerebral resuscitation
Police 1
First implemented in Arizona in 2003, cardiocerebral resuscitation (CCR) is continuous chest compressions (also known as CPR) without "mouth to mouth" ventilation for EMS, first responders and bystanders in incidents of witnessed cardiac arrest.
CCR provides high-quality continuous compressions with limited interruption and rapid defibrillation. Previously, compressions were interrupted to deliver mouth-to-mouth ventilation, but continuous chest compressions have been shown to not only triple the chances of survival but also provide better brain outcomes at a rate of 250-300% over CPR with mouth-to-mouth ventilation.
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