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The hashtag #texaspolice showcases videos related to law enforcement in Texas, highlighting police interactions, community engagement, discussions on police practices, humor, controversies, and critical issues surrounding policing in the state.
MARK BUTLER Sergeant Mark Butler was killed in a head-on collision during a pursuit on Highway 6 near Farm-to-Market 3090 in Navasota. When College Station officers confronted a female suspect attempting to cash fraudulent checks at a bank, the suspect fled southbound on Highway 6. At the FM 2154 ramp, the suspect exited Highway 6 and reentered the highway, traveling south in the northbound lanes. At 3:30 p.m., Sergeant Butler, who was traveling northbound, maneuvered his marked patrol vehicle and collided with the suspect, preventing her from hitting other motorists on the highway. He was transported to CHI St. Joseph Hospital – Grimes Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. The suspect was killed at the scene. Sergeant Butler was a United States Army veteran and had served with the Navasota Police Department for almost four years. #NavasotaTX #Navasota #NavasotaTexas #Texas #TexasPolice #NavasotaPoliceTexas #NavasotaPoliceTX #NavasotaPolice #WrongWayDriver MoveOverAndSlowDown #MoveOverLaw #gunfire #traffic#injuries #FatalInjuries #FatalShooting #ShotsFired #Shooting #ShotandKilled #Injuries #lawenforcement #lawenforcementcommunity #humanizethebadge💙#EOW #endofwatch #viral #sad #fallenbutneverforgotten #backtheblue🖤💙🇺🇸💪🏼 #thinblueline #holdtheline #humanizethebadge #officershot #officerdown #officerkilled #firstresponder #coreskills
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MARK BUTLER Sergeant Mark Butler was killed in a head-on collision during a pursuit on Highway 6 near Farm-to-Market 3090 in Navasota. When College Station officers confronted a female suspect attempting to cash fraudulent checks at a bank, the suspect fled southbound on Highway 6. At the FM 2154 ramp, the suspect exited Highway 6 and reentered the highway, traveling south in the northbound lanes. At 3:30 p.m., Sergeant Butler, who was traveling northbound, maneuvered his marked patrol vehicle and collided with the suspect, preventing her from hitting other motorists on the highway. He was transported to CHI St. Joseph Hospital – Grimes Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. The suspect was killed at the scene. Sergeant Butler was a United States Army veteran and had served with the Navasota Police Department for almost four years. #NavasotaTX #Navasota #NavasotaTexas #Texas #TexasPolice #NavasotaPoliceTexas #NavasotaPoliceTX #NavasotaPolice #WrongWayDriver MoveOverAndSlowDown #MoveOverLaw #gunfire #traffic#injuries #FatalInjuries #FatalShooting #ShotsFired #Shooting #ShotandKilled #Injuries #lawenforcement #lawenforcementcommunity #humanizethebadge💙#EOW #endofwatch #viral #sad #fallenbutneverforgotten #backtheblue🖤💙🇺🇸💪🏼 #thinblueline #holdtheline #humanizethebadge #officershot #officerdown #officerkilled #firstresponder #coreskills
Fort Worth, Texas – On November 10th, 2021 — Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes said that police were investigating a stabbing that left a man in critical condition Wednesday morning when they spotted the suspect named "Chassity Brooks" who stabbed the man around 1:45 p.m. The suspect, Brooks, had also stole the stabbing victim’s truck. Then, Fort Worth Officers were waved down by people who said a driver which ended up being the suspect, who had hit at least one person. Police tried to stop the suspect but had fled. Throughout the chase, the suspect had crashed the stabbing victim’s truck into a game room, killing a man inside. The suspect had also crashed into a woman sitting at a bus stop, killing her, according to the Fort Worth Police Department. Police say the suspect stole two different pickups, using one of them to kill two people. After killing the two victims, the suspect left the crashed vehicle to carjack the white GMC pickup truck and continue fleeing from officers. Fort Worth police SWAT team armored vehicles pinned the white GMC pickup truck, near an intersection, with one armored SWAT truck hitting the pickup truck in the front and another in the back. Fort Worth SWAT officers ultimately armored trucks and tear gas to capture a man in Fort Worth, who was wanted for two murders. #fortworth #texasswat #standoff #lawenforcement #agencies #firstresponders #texansservingtexas #lonestar #texas #swatteam #fortworthpolice #pursuit #suspect #chassitybrooks #swattruck #wanted #fortworthswat #texasagencies #texaspolice
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Fort Worth, Texas – On November 10th, 2021 — Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes said that police were investigating a stabbing that left a man in critical condition Wednesday morning when they spotted the suspect named "Chassity Brooks" who stabbed the man around 1:45 p.m. The suspect, Brooks, had also stole the stabbing victim’s truck. Then, Fort Worth Officers were waved down by people who said a driver which ended up being the suspect, who had hit at least one person. Police tried to stop the suspect but had fled. Throughout the chase, the suspect had crashed the stabbing victim’s truck into a game room, killing a man inside. The suspect had also crashed into a woman sitting at a bus stop, killing her, according to the Fort Worth Police Department. Police say the suspect stole two different pickups, using one of them to kill two people. After killing the two victims, the suspect left the crashed vehicle to carjack the white GMC pickup truck and continue fleeing from officers. Fort Worth police SWAT team armored vehicles pinned the white GMC pickup truck, near an intersection, with one armored SWAT truck hitting the pickup truck in the front and another in the back. Fort Worth SWAT officers ultimately armored trucks and tear gas to capture a man in Fort Worth, who was wanted for two murders. #fortworth #texasswat #standoff #lawenforcement #agencies #firstresponders #texansservingtexas #lonestar #texas #swatteam #fortworthpolice #pursuit #suspect #chassitybrooks #swattruck #wanted #fortworthswat #texasagencies #texaspolice

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