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Houston Chronicle
Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Raymond Scholwinski died Wednesday after a weeks-long battle with COVID-19, becoming one of the first known coronavirus-related fatalities among Houston-area law enforcement agencies.
Scholwinski, 70, was among thousands of first responders nationwide in mid-March to be sickened by the virus. His symptoms had worsened when he was hospitalized March 29. He was put on a ventilator and fought for his life in the Memorial Hermann ICU, according to earlier reports in the Houston Chronicle.
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The Dallas Morning Nwes
A 22-year-old man is in custody in Madison County after police say he shot and killed a 24-year-old man at an Arlington apartment complex Monday morning.
Arlington police say Kendell Jerrell Morris drove from Houston early Monday to assault someone who lived in the same apartment complex as the victim, Robert Cooley III.
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Tyler Morning Telegraph
The Smith County Sheriff's Office has identified the motorcyclist who was found shot and killed in the Chapel Hill area Saturday afternoon.
The sheriff's office said the rider, Brandon Edwards, 33, of Ben Wheeler, was found shot and deceased by deputies in the the 16400 block of Farm-to-Market Road 850 in Chapel Hill.
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The Texan
On April 28, Austin police officers responded to a report of a man on the ledge of the Congress Avenue bridge, contemplating suicide.
According to reports, the unidentified Austinite stood on the edge of the bridge for between one and a half and two hours as police tried to talk him down off the ledge.
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KSAT-TV
A 37-year-old man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after leading several law enforcement agencies on a chase through Atascosa County, Sheriff David Soward said.
Soward said that Poteet police tried to stop the suspect, Michael Rodriguez, but he refused to stop and fled towards Pleasanton on FM 476.
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KTXS-TV
Ballinger Police Department's K9, Titan, was gifted a bullet and stab protective vest from the non-profit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.
The donation of the vest was sponsored by Jason Akers Jr. of Greenville. The vest was embroidered with the sentiment "In memory of K9 Rex EOW 3/25/19."
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PoliceOne.com
Since 2011, the COPS Office Officer Safety and Wellness Group has worked to improve the health and well-being of the men and women of our nation's law enforcement agencies.
In recent meetings, the group has focused on officer resilience and published a report on the discussions of the group, acknowledging that officers "are the most valuable resources in any law enforcement agency. If they are not healthy and well, they cannot best protect and serve their communities."
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Texas Observer
An estimated 40,000 unidentified bodies and samples are stored in coroners' offices, medical examiners' labs, and paupers' graves all across America. In 2017, an unexpected breakthrough began to bring rapid resolution to more than two dozen of America's oldest lost identity cases.
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World Politics Review
For as long as there have been governments, pandemics have been occasions for the exercise of greater muscle by the state. In the case of COVID-19, that muscle has predominantly been the police. From the initial outbreak and first mass quarantine in the central Chinese city of Wuhan to the lockdowns around the globe today, national leaders and local officials alike have called on their police to play a new set of roles and enforce a new set of rules. What's gone well and what's gone badly? What's been learned? And what's next?
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CorrectionsOne.com
No doubt, the current COVID-19 pandemic has correctional facilities re-evaluating policies and procedures surrounding responses to such events. One area of consideration especially critical is the creation of an Infectious Disease Rapid Response Team (IDRT).
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PoliceOne.com
While many people are sheltering in place due to COVID-19, there's no question that criminals are still finding ways to scam, rob and steal. Although crime is reportedly down across the board, violent crime remains prevalent and is likely to rise post-COVID-19. The ability to sit close to the eyewitness to provide strength and comfort is an element of the police composite sketch interview that helps lead to success.
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