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Feb 2024. Blues Vol 40 No. 2

Feb 2024. Blues Vol 40 No. 2 FEATURES 66 RICK FERNANDEZ & COP STOP 90 SPECIAL ELECTION INSERT HARRIS & GALVESTON COUNTY DEPARTMENTS PUBLISHER’S THOUGHTS EDITOR REX EVANS THOUGHTS GUEST COMMENTARY - REX EVANS GUEST COMMENTARY - DANIEL CARR GUEST COMMENTARY - MICHAEL BROWN GUEST COMMENTARY - ART WOOLERY GUEST COMMENTARY - DANIEL CARR NEWS AROUND THE US SURVIVING THE STREETS SHOT SHOW RECAP ISD PD JOB LISTINGS CALENDAR OF EVENTS REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES WAR STORIES AFTERMATH HEALING OUR HEROES DARYL’S DELIBERATIONS BLUE MENTAL HEALTH DR. LIGHT BULB AWARD ADS BACK IN THE DAY PARTING SHOTS BUYERS GUIDE NOW HIRING BACK PAGE

Feb 2024. Blues Vol 40 No. 2
FEATURES
66 RICK FERNANDEZ & COP STOP
90 SPECIAL ELECTION INSERT
HARRIS & GALVESTON COUNTY
DEPARTMENTS
PUBLISHER’S THOUGHTS
EDITOR REX EVANS THOUGHTS
GUEST COMMENTARY - REX EVANS
GUEST COMMENTARY - DANIEL CARR
GUEST COMMENTARY - MICHAEL BROWN
GUEST COMMENTARY - ART WOOLERY
GUEST COMMENTARY - DANIEL CARR
NEWS AROUND THE US
SURVIVING THE STREETS
SHOT SHOW RECAP
ISD PD JOB LISTINGS
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES
WAR STORIES
AFTERMATH
HEALING OUR HEROES
DARYL’S DELIBERATIONS
BLUE MENTAL HEALTH DR.
LIGHT BULB AWARD
ADS BACK IN THE DAY
PARTING SHOTS
BUYERS GUIDE
NOW HIRING
BACK PAGE

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She also denied a motion to prohibit<br />

trial attendees from wearing<br />

T-shirts in support of French.<br />

“I’m not going to tell people<br />

what they can or can’t wear in<br />

the courtroom,” Walowski said.<br />

Jury selection for the trial is<br />

scheduled for <strong>Feb</strong>. 27.<br />

LAW WOULD REQUIRE STU-<br />

DENTS DRESSED AS FURRIES<br />

TO BE REMOVED BY ANIMAL<br />

CONTROL<br />

Oklahoma City, OK. – Dressing<br />

up like animal characters has<br />

become quite the rage these days<br />

in public schools and Law Officer<br />

has heard from more than a few<br />

teachers that kids are not only<br />

dressing like cats but carrying<br />

stuffed animals throughout the<br />

day. We say kids lightly because<br />

we are talking about highs<br />

school kids. You know, the future<br />

leaders of our country.<br />

Anyway, we refused to believe<br />

that fur and whiskers was an<br />

actual thing until we saw a new<br />

bill proposed in Oklahoma.<br />

Oklahoma Representative<br />

Justin Humphrey has an idea to<br />

end the distracting behavior. He<br />

has filed House Bill 3084, which<br />

would ban furries from Oklahoma<br />

schools.<br />

If a kid comes to school or a<br />

school event dressed like a furry,<br />

then their parents will be contacted<br />

to take them home and if<br />

the parents or guardians cannot<br />

be reached, it gets very weird.<br />

“Students who purport to be<br />

an imaginary animal or animal<br />

species, or who engage in anthropomorphic<br />

behavior commonly<br />

referred to as furries at<br />

school shall not be allowed to<br />

participate in school curriculum<br />

or activities. The parent or<br />

guardian of a student in violation<br />

of this section shall pick the<br />

student up from the school, or<br />

animal control services shall be<br />

contacted to remove the student.”<br />

From a law enforcement perspective,<br />

we are grateful. Animal<br />

calls are the worst but the only<br />

thing more troubling would be a<br />

self identifying animal call.<br />

Kudos to Representative Humphrey<br />

for filing a bill just as silly<br />

as the act itself.<br />

N.Y. OFFICER DIES FROM<br />

9/11-RELATED ILLNESS<br />

By Joanna Putman, Police1<br />

NEW YORK — A New York State<br />

Police officer has died from cancer<br />

he developed as a result of<br />

working at Ground Zero after the<br />

9/11 terror attacks, according to<br />

the Officer Down Memorial Page.<br />

Technical Sergeant Christopher<br />

Philip Rock, 59, aided in search<br />

and recovery efforts after the<br />

attacks. He died from cancer on<br />

December 3, 2023.<br />

Rock had served with New<br />

York State Police for 26 years,<br />

according to the page. He is survived<br />

by his wife, mother, brother,<br />

nieces and nephews.<br />

ARRESTED MIGRANTS RE-<br />

LEASED WITHOUT BAIL AFTER<br />

MOB ASSAULT ON NYPD OFFI-<br />

CERS<br />

A group of eight migrants<br />

accused of pummeling a pair of<br />

officers in a caught-on-camera<br />

Midtown attack are “cowards”<br />

who “should be sitting on Rikers<br />

Island,” a top NYPD official says.<br />

One of the suspects took a defiant<br />

posture, flashing two middle<br />

fingers after being arraigned<br />

in court on Wednesday, the New<br />

York Daily News reports.<br />

All five young men taken into<br />

custody so far for the Saturday<br />

night brawl outside a migrant<br />

shelter on W. 42nd St. near Seventh<br />

Ave. were released without<br />

bail — inflaming the already<br />

heated debate surrounding the<br />

city’s migrant crisis.<br />

“You saw the video. Reprehensible,”<br />

NYPD Chief of Patrol<br />

52 The <strong>Blues</strong> - <strong>Feb</strong>ruary ‘24

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