Fort Worth police officer needs help. And after 23 years of serving this city, she’s more than earned it.

Officer Lori Heath spent more than two decades in a Fort Worth Police uniform.
Showing up.
Protecting strangers.
Carrying the weight most of us never see.

East Patrol Commander Antione J. Williams says she served “with honor, dignity, and an unwavering commitment to the community.”
Her colleagues say the same — she was steady, dependable, and the kind of officer you wanted beside you on a tough call.

But now, Lori is facing a battle no badge can shield her from.
She was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer, a diagnosis that forced her to retire from the job she loved.

She didn’t plan to leave.
She had no choice.

As she begins treatment, her department and her community are asking for support — help with medical expenses and the challenges ahead.

For 23 years, she stood up for Fort Worth.
Today, the hope is that Fort Worth will stand up for her.

https://gofund.me/fbacf8f38

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CONFIRMED: AGGRAVATED FELON ARRESTED🚨

No more aliases. No more hiding.

This criminal alien has a prior conviction for an aggravated felony (2nd Degree Sexual Penetration). He had been using multiple identities to hide from authorities in the U.S. despite receiving a final order of removal in 2002.

Identity confirmed. Subject in custody.
Consequences delivered. Public safety secured. ✅

Commander Op At Large CA Gregory K. Bovino