Texas: A K9 officer suffered a tooth injury while bringing a wanted man into police custody Saturday afternoon, according to the Coryell County Sheriff's Office.
Coryell County officers on patrol were called to a location in Copperas Cove at 3:11 p.m. in reference to an alleged assault. Upon arrival, officers determined the suspect, Ralph Thomas Deharde, had run away before deputies arrived.
At 3:51 p.m., the sheriff's office said a person reported seeing someone matching Deharde's description come out of the woods near Lutheran Church Road and Duncan Road. Deputies arrived at the scene within eight minutes and began searching the area. Officers were able to locate Deharde walking in a nearby neighborhood.
K9 Drago engaged Deharde to prevent him from getting away before officers arrested Deharde. The sheriff's office said Deharde suffered minor injuries. Deharde was charged with violation of parole and evading arrest.
Police later learned K9 Drago experienced an injury to his left bottom tooth during the altercation. Drago is receiving medical attention at Coryell Vet, the sheriff's office said.
"The Coryell County K-9 unit continues to work tirelessly, to be prepared to protect the public. We would like to thank the Coryell Veterinary Clinic in Gatesville for seeing Drago for his injury in such a short notice," the sheriff's office said. "This reinforces Sheriff Williamβs promise to aggressively pursue those who pose a threat to the public in Coryell County. Ensuring public safety and enforcing all laws. We encourage citizens to report any suspicious activity or criminal activity."
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More: https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/local/coryell-county-k9-injured-arrest-wanted-man/500-147df620-de1b-4136-8789-cf87f5d97097
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Coryell County officers on patrol were called to a location in Copperas Cove at 3:11 p.m. in reference to an alleged assault. Upon arrival, officers determined the suspect, Ralph Thomas Deharde, had run away before deputies arrived.
At 3:51 p.m., the sheriff's office said a person reported seeing someone matching Deharde's description come out of the woods near Lutheran Church Road and Duncan Road. Deputies arrived at the scene within eight minutes and began searching the area. Officers were able to locate Deharde walking in a nearby neighborhood.
K9 Drago engaged Deharde to prevent him from getting away before officers arrested Deharde. The sheriff's office said Deharde suffered minor injuries. Deharde was charged with violation of parole and evading arrest.
Police later learned K9 Drago experienced an injury to his left bottom tooth during the altercation. Drago is receiving medical attention at Coryell Vet, the sheriff's office said.
"The Coryell County K-9 unit continues to work tirelessly, to be prepared to protect the public. We would like to thank the Coryell Veterinary Clinic in Gatesville for seeing Drago for his injury in such a short notice," the sheriff's office said. "This reinforces Sheriff Williamβs promise to aggressively pursue those who pose a threat to the public in Coryell County. Ensuring public safety and enforcing all laws. We encourage citizens to report any suspicious activity or criminal activity."
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for Drago's recoveryππ»
More: https://www.kcentv.com/article/news/local/coryell-county-k9-injured-arrest-wanted-man/500-147df620-de1b-4136-8789-cf87f5d97097
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Today we say goodbye to Chuck Norris, a Texas legend.
He lived the very values that Texans innately cherish, and was the embodiment of self-determination, faith, and the Texas spirit.
Chuck will be deeply missed. Rest in Peace, my friend.
Greg Abbott
He lived the very values that Texans innately cherish, and was the embodiment of self-determination, faith, and the Texas spirit.
Chuck will be deeply missed. Rest in Peace, my friend.
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Marylandβs push for a broad handgun ban is drawing a strong response, as NSSF prepares for a major legal battle.
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In Memory of Deputy Raul V. Gama
EOW: May 1, 2007
On May 1, 2007, at approximately 8:30 a.m., Detective Raul Gama was working an undercover surveillance operation involving stolen cellular phones inside a parked van on Oxnard Street in North Hollywood as part of this operation. A teenage driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the parked van critically injuring Detective Gama. He was transported to Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where he succumbed to his injuries. He died the day after his 20-year anniversary as a member of the Sheriffβs Department.
At the time of the accident the young driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. Subsequent tests revealed he had no impairment and no charges were filed against him.
Four years before Detective Gamaβs tragic death, around noon on June 20, 2003, 31 Union Pacific railroad cars broke loose during a switching maneuver in Montclair and rolled some 27 miles into Los Angeles before railroad personnel managed to switch them onto a sidetrack in the City of Commerce causing 18 of the cars to derail. Some of these cars crashed into nearby homes. Detective Gama rescued a family trapped in the debris despite leaking natural gas and sparking from downed power lines. For this act of heroism, he received the Departmentβs Medal of Valor.
Detective Gama, 43, was survived by his wife, Sandra, and four children. His funeral was attended by over 3,000 mourners. A short time before his death he told his wife about his career, βIf I had it to do over again, I wouldnβt change a thing. I love what I do.β
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EOW: May 1, 2007
On May 1, 2007, at approximately 8:30 a.m., Detective Raul Gama was working an undercover surveillance operation involving stolen cellular phones inside a parked van on Oxnard Street in North Hollywood as part of this operation. A teenage driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into the parked van critically injuring Detective Gama. He was transported to Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank where he succumbed to his injuries. He died the day after his 20-year anniversary as a member of the Sheriffβs Department.
At the time of the accident the young driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. Subsequent tests revealed he had no impairment and no charges were filed against him.
Four years before Detective Gamaβs tragic death, around noon on June 20, 2003, 31 Union Pacific railroad cars broke loose during a switching maneuver in Montclair and rolled some 27 miles into Los Angeles before railroad personnel managed to switch them onto a sidetrack in the City of Commerce causing 18 of the cars to derail. Some of these cars crashed into nearby homes. Detective Gama rescued a family trapped in the debris despite leaking natural gas and sparking from downed power lines. For this act of heroism, he received the Departmentβs Medal of Valor.
Detective Gama, 43, was survived by his wife, Sandra, and four children. His funeral was attended by over 3,000 mourners. A short time before his death he told his wife about his career, βIf I had it to do over again, I wouldnβt change a thing. I love what I do.β
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On April 27, deputies responded to a call from a single mother who said she could no longer provide a safe home for her 7-year-old son.
When they arrived, she explained her power had been shut off because she couldnβt afford the bill, leaving them without heat. All their food had spoiled, and with just $5 left, she had nothing to feed her child. Despite working two jobs, she was still struggling to make ends meet.
Deputies Basile, Santo-Domingo, and Akens stepped in without hesitation. They took the mother and her son to Walmart, buying over $300 in groceries using donated gift cards and their own money. They also helped restore power to the home. Because of their compassion, this family had food, warmth, and hope again.
Kindness matters and these deputies made a real difference when it was needed most. π
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When they arrived, she explained her power had been shut off because she couldnβt afford the bill, leaving them without heat. All their food had spoiled, and with just $5 left, she had nothing to feed her child. Despite working two jobs, she was still struggling to make ends meet.
Deputies Basile, Santo-Domingo, and Akens stepped in without hesitation. They took the mother and her son to Walmart, buying over $300 in groceries using donated gift cards and their own money. They also helped restore power to the home. Because of their compassion, this family had food, warmth, and hope again.
Kindness matters and these deputies made a real difference when it was needed most. π
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Call Rafael: Injured officer leads fight to help dozens with medical coverage.
A Trafalgar police officer catastrophically injured in the line of duty has helped change state law to make sure medical insurance was extended to others in similar situations.
Read more: https://fox59.com/news/call-rafael-injured-officer-leads-fight-to-help-dozens-with-medical-coverage/
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A Trafalgar police officer catastrophically injured in the line of duty has helped change state law to make sure medical insurance was extended to others in similar situations.
Read more: https://fox59.com/news/call-rafael-injured-officer-leads-fight-to-help-dozens-with-medical-coverage/
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Agents from the Nogales Border Patrol Station apprehended 13 illegal aliens attempting to cross illegally in the remote Sonoran Desert. Among them, one Mexican national was identified as having ties to the Sinaloa Cartel.
Our message is clear: If you cross illegally, you will be arrested, prosecuted, and deported. We remain committed to using every available resource to protect our nationβs borders.
Chief Michael W. Banks
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Our message is clear: If you cross illegally, you will be arrested, prosecuted, and deported. We remain committed to using every available resource to protect our nationβs borders.
Chief Michael W. Banks
Anyone going to claim these are whips this time around?
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An activist Biden-appointed judge has ordered an illegal alien wanted for MURDER RELEASED from ICE custody.
Bryan Rafael Gomez is a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic with an international warrant for homicide.
This is yet another example of an activist judge trying to thwart President Trumpβs mandate from the American people to remove dangerous criminal illegal aliens from our nation.
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Bryan Rafael Gomez is a criminal illegal alien from the Dominican Republic with an international warrant for homicide.
This is yet another example of an activist judge trying to thwart President Trumpβs mandate from the American people to remove dangerous criminal illegal aliens from our nation.
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Two bipartisan Colorado bills aimed at limiting warrantless police access to personal data were defeated amid intense opposition from law enforcement groups and the governorβs office.
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What is driving the hidden mental health crisis facing so many first respondersβand what resources are available to help them?
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A major shakeup in global energy may be underway, as Gen Mike Flynn says the traditional oil cartel structure is breaking down.
Read the full story here: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/flynn-old-oil-cartel-collapse-energy-realignment-opec-uae-exit
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What is one thing you didnβt get to bring up during the debate that youβd like to say now?
After the CBS California Governorβs Debate all 8 candidates got exactly :90 seconds to mention anything they didnβt get to on stage.
Hereβs what Chad Bianco had to say.
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After the CBS California Governorβs Debate all 8 candidates got exactly :90 seconds to mention anything they didnβt get to on stage.
Hereβs what Chad Bianco had to say.
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This has been an incredibly difficult week for our Chicago Police family. We are mourning the loss of Crittenden County Sheriff's Deputy Rick Coyle, who retired from CPD in 2019 after 28 years of service. He will be deeply missed both here in Chicago and in Crittenden County.
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A K9 alert at primary sent a sedan to secondary. A scan confirmed anomalies.
CBP officers found 44 packages containing 124.03 lbs of cocaine packed into the doors, back seat, and rear quarter panels.
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A K9 alert at primary sent a sedan to secondary. A scan confirmed anomalies.
CBP officers found 44 packages containing 124.03 lbs of cocaine packed into the doors, back seat, and rear quarter panels.
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We responded to the I-75 bridge over the Caloosahatchee River after a woman in crisis jumped. Our drones located her, providing real-time info that helped Fire Rescue complete a successful recovery. This wasnβt just a callβit was compassion, coordination, and care.
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πIf you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Please call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or reach out to a friend or family member. You are not alone.π€
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Carmine Marceno - Lee County Sheriff
πIf you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Please call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or reach out to a friend or family member. You are not alone.π€
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The National Fraternal Order of Police regrets to report that as of midnight on 30 April, there have been 108 officers shot in the line of duty in 2026. Of those officers shot, 14 of them were killed.
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