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PoliceOne.com
As law enforcement personnel remain on the front lines when it comes to not only protecting and serving their communities, but communicating with residents while we all weather the storm of COVID-19, the focus must be one of assuredness and humanity. Now more than ever is the time to be a good neighbor.
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Sheriffs' Association of Texas would like to honor the following individuals who have recently passed.
Senior Deputy Christopher Scott Korzilius
Travis County Sheriff's Office
End of Watch: Wednesday, March 18, 2020
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El Paso Times
A fugitive died at a hospital after allegedly ambushing El Paso County sheriff's deputies with an AR-15 rifle on Tuesday in the Montana Vista desert, officials said.
Mauricio Hernandez, 31, died at University Medical Center of El Paso after being shot in a shootout with the SWAT officers late Tuesday night, sheriff's officials said Wednesday.
Hernandez was on El Paso's most-wanted fugitives list and was sought on five warrants, officials said. No officers were injured in the six-hour confrontation.
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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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KTXS-TV
Officials at Texas prisons and jails have been taking preventive measures in recent weeks in the hopes of avoiding an outbreak of the new coronavirus behind bars. Now, with the virus officially reported in lockups, their efforts also include containing its spread.
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KPRC-TV
With children spending all their time at home, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez is urging adults to be more vigilant about the children around them and to keep an eye out for signs of abuse.
"The No. 1 reporters of child abuse are teachers," Gonzalez wrote in a tweet. "But kids aren't seeing them right now. Neighbors and other family members, PLEASE pay close attention."
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KENS-TV
A San Marcos police officer who was struck by a car on I-35 and transported to a trauma center for surgery on Monday afternoon is in stable condition following that surgery.
According to an official with the San Marcos Convention and Visitor Bureau, Officer Paul Beller "will have a long recovery ahead of him, but we appreciate the concern and kind messages from the community."
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KVUE-TV
People on social media have asked a lot of questions about how local law enforcement agencies plan to enforce the stay-at-home orders for Austin, Travis County and Williamson County.
Each of the orders allows police officers and sheriff's deputies to issue fines up to $1,000 or a sentence of up to 180 days in jail.
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KTBC-TV
The Travis County Sheriff's Office is putting out a warning about someone who's believed to be making false traffic stops. Officials say TCSO has received several complaints about a large, unmarked black SUV that pulled people over Wednesday morning.
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KXAN-TV
An Austin area distillery donated 1,000 bottles of hand sanitizer to the Austin Police Department and other Texas law enforcement agencies.
Driftwood based Desert Door Distillery, a sotol based spirit producer, donated the bottles in an effort to help protect officers around the state amidst the spread of the coronavirus.
“We’re forever grateful to the distillery,” said Austin Police Association President Ken Casaday. “They’re a great community partner.”
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Law Officer
As stores around the country are struggling to keep up with the demand for perishables, paper products, and hand sanitizer, firearms are another commodity fast disappearing from the shelves amid the coronavirus crisis.
Over the past week, gun stores countrywide have seen long lines and a wiping out of inventory as unnerved customers turn to their Second Amendment rights in the bid for self-protection.
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POLICE Magazine
Does anyone know what the long-term impact on your health will be if you're exposed to someone manifesting the coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms? On behalf of 9/11 First Responders who were exposed to lethal toxins, I can tell you the resounding answer is no. While the experts are preaching about the need to use soap and water, gloves, hand sanitizers, and social distancing to protect yourself, it is equally important for you to document your exposure to this potentially fatal virus.
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PoliceOne.com
The Active Shooter Response Instructor’s Course from National Training Concepts (NTC) prepares officers to serve as instructors for their agency’s active shooter training programs. Through a combination of classroom instruction, live-fire exercises, practical instruction and role-player simulation exercises, the graduates of this course are enabled to teach officers in non-tactical assignments (patrol, investigations, school resource, etc.) how to respond to these critical events.
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