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KTVT-TV
A Texas sheriff's deputy was killed after he was struck by a passing pickup on Interstate 10 while conducting a traffic stop just northwest of San Antonio.
Kendall County Sheriff Al Auxier says Deputy Carlos Ramirez was struck by the pickup Tuesday morning and his partner was injured.
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The Associated Press via KWTX-TV
Sheriff's officials say two gunmen who were demanding money shot and killed a 2-year-old boy and seriously wounded his father at a residential complex north of Houston. Harris County sheriff's Lt. Robert Minchew says the boy, his father and a friend of the father were sitting in an open garage late Tuesday in Spring when they were approached by the suspects.
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Fox News
A fundraising organization is asking for donations to help pay off the mortgage of slain Texas police officer Cpl. Jose 'Speedy' Espericueta, who leaves behind a wife and two children.
Espericueta was shot and killed recently after he responded to assist another officer in the town of Mission, Texas, near the Mexico border. The suspect, who had reportedly shot at his mother's car, opened fire when Espericueta approached him and was killed in a shootout with police.
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PEOPLE
What started as a fun night out over the weekend ended in tragedy when two Texas men died in an apparent murder-suicide following a heated argument.
On Sunday at about 3:15 a.m., Harris County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a call about an "in progress shooting" at a home in Huffman, the sheriff’s office says in a statement.
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KGBT-TV
A Mission police officer was recognized by the State of Texas for his bravery.
Aaron Gonzalez was awarded with a Medal of Valor. Officer Gonzalez risked his life and rushed into a fully engulfed home to save the lives of children and adults inside.
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KTRK-TV
A Montgomery County Precinct 1 Deputy Constable was rescued from a fire, thanks to his loving dog.
The charred remains of the home are a reminder for Bryan DuBose of just how bad things could've been for him and his family.
Last week, DuBose and his wife were sleeping when their home caught on fire. The couple only survived because their rescue dog started banging his kennel on the wall.
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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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Fox News
A police officer in Texas got a suspected criminal off the streets last week thanks to a group of good Samaritans, including one who put an end to a foot chase by literally tackling the man.
The Lewisville Police Department said on Facebook the incident happened on June 22 as Officer Jeff Carey spotted a man rummaging through a vehicle that turned out to be stolen. As Carey got out of his vehicle to approach the man, he started running and got away.
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Tech Crunch
For four months in 2018, authorities in Texas collected more than 9.2 million messages under a single court-authorized wiretap order, newly released figures show.
The wiretap, granted by a federal judge in the Southern District of Texas, was granted as part of a narcotics investigation and became the federal wiretap with the most intercepts in 2018, according to the government’s annual wiretap report.
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PoliceOne.com
For a law enforcement officer, leaving active duty can be a difficult time. Whether or not the person freely chooses to leave, is forced to leave, medically retires, or just hits that “mark” of retirement, a strong camaraderie among fellow officers has been developed.
At some point, officers must be prepared to become civilians.
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Officer.com
Most officers get taught how to label a building in setting up a perimeter in basic academy. The structure described is usually four-sided, a single story with doors and windows. For that very reason, virtually every SWAT team in the nation trains members in target building labeling for reference. Teams have determined the most common types of buildings in their areas and the most common types of target buildings they respond to or serve high risk warrants in. These don't have to be the same thing.
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Vox
Anne Marie Farina writes: "When I obtained my EMT certification in 2003, I was warned that sudden deaths experienced by children would bother me and that I should ask for a debriefing on what to expect. That was the extent of my mental health education. Over the next 10 years, I had my fair share of work-related ups and downs. But the issue of first responder mental health became personal when one of my coworkers died by suicide five years ago."
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PoliceOne.com
Living in a state with relatively stringent workplace safety codes, it never occurred to me that in 2019, there are still law enforcement agencies failing to provide bedrock, deal-breaker basics for their officers. The problem is that people become accustomed to their own environment, sometimes to the exclusion of a reasonable perspective on a bigger issue.
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