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KTRK-TV
Thirty-five years after an unknown teen was found dead, nude on the side of Interstate 45, authorities are again putting out the girl's description and a photo, in the hopes of finally identifying her. According to the Walker County Sheriff's Office, on Friday, Oct. 31, 1980, a white female 15-20 years of age arrived in Huntsville alone. She was seen by several citizens who also talked to her at two separate locations in town.
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KXAS-TV
A South Texas sheriff's deputy has survived being shot twice while trying to apprehend a suspect who was later caught. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office says Deputy Joseph Canales was in stable condition Saturday at a San Antonio hospital. Canales was wearing a protective vest Friday night when he was shot in the arm and chest.
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The Dallas Morning News
In an official opinion, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said law enforcement agencies displaying "In God We Trust" on their patrol cars would likely win any court battles over the issue.
" ... Displaying 'In God We Trust' on police vehicles is a passive use of a motto steeped in our nation's history that does not coerce Citizen approval or participation," Paxton wrote in his opinion. "A law enforcement department's decision to display the national motto on its vehicles is consistent with that history. Thus, a court is likely to conclude that a law enforcement department's display of 'In God We Trust' on its patrol vehicles is permissible under the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution."
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Former sheriffs, including a SAT past president, help TAC Risk Management Pool member counties reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities and exposures. New territory map online.
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By Archita Datta Majumdar
 Recent incidents have put police officers throughout the United States under a microscope. In this scenario, it is natural that the nature of police leadership is under scrutiny as well. More importantly, the evolving nature of leadership has become a focus of attention today. The traditional wisdom, integrity and courage of each individual leader has given way to a more shared leadership, a more modern approach for a 21st-century society.
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Kilgore News Herald
Alongside Longview SWAT team members, pastors from across the area watch as a bright flash goes off in front of them and a piercing sound breaches a shield created by their hands to enter their ears. This is the last meeting of the Clergy and Police Alliance program Oct. 27. The new program brought pastors from across the community together with police officers for a program similar in style to the annual Citizen's Police Academy.
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GCN
At the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, law enforcement personnel spend a lot of time in simulators. High-end digital environments can provide safer and cheaper repetitions for skills that range from high-speed driving to the use of firearms in "active shooter" situations. Yet the simulation that is arguably most useful at FLETC involves no explosions or squealing tires. It's an avatar-driven tool that helps law enforcement personnel hone their interviewing skills.
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PoliceOne
Denver Deputy Chief David Quinones, along with psychologists Sara Garrido and John Nicoletti, gave a presentation at the 122nd annual International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference about the importance of supporting law enforcement families during periods of community unrest. Here are some takeaways.
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The Hartford Courant via Officer.com
A series of ambush-style attacks on cops around the nation and a barrage of anti-police commentary on social media has left officers stressed and "hyper-vigilant," police in Hartford and across the state say.
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