HCSO Newsletter #44 | Rest in Peace Police Sgt. Kaila Sullivan
Message from Sheriff Ed Gonzalez:

Our local law enforcement family gathered to mourn yet another loss this week as we laid to rest Nassau Bay Police Sgt. Kaila Sullivan. I continue to pray for her loved ones and her Nassau Bay P.D. family. Police Sgt. Sullivan was a dedicated public servant and was cherished in her community. She will be missed by many.

In September, we lost Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal. Though it is an impossible task to properly memorialize a man of his integrity and service, I’m happy to announce that Harris County Commissioner Court unanimously approved designating a section of the Sam Houston Tollway in the name of Deputy Dhaliwal. As we await state approval for the proposal, I’m thankful that our community is eager to honor our fallen brother. It is well deserved.
 
During the holidays, our teammates on patrol have a message to our community: “Lock your car, take your keys, and hide your belongings.” Staying proactive and diligent during the holiday season can prevent our community from being victimized by Grinches this year.
 
To all of my teammates, a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hanukkah, a Happy Kwanzaa , and happy holidays with your families . Let’s cherish these moments together. God bless you, and God bless the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.
Burglary Prevention Tips:
HCSO Deputy Javier Ureña
HCSO in the News
"It's been a difficult few months for us personally, going back to Deputy Dhaliwal in September. We also had Deputy Diaz as well. And then our fellow brothers and sisters now with the Houston Police Department as well as Nassau Bay."
"Investigators have arrested and charged Samuel Allen, 32, for helping place an Improvised Explosive Device on an ATM in north Harris County."
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Important Items
Voluntary Diagnostic Physical Fitness Test
The Academy Staff will be administering a Volunteer Diagnostic Physical Fitness Test, which consist of 20 or more push-ups (1 minute), 45 or more sit-ups (2 minutes) and a 1.5 mile run (15:30 minutes or less).

DATES :  
Tuesday, November 26, 2019 (8:00 am/1:00 pm Session)
Wednesday, December 11, 2019 (8:00 am/1:00 pm Session)
Tuesday, February 11, 2020 (8:00 am/1:00pm Session)

TIME :  
8:00 am or 1:00 pm (two sessions per day)

PLACE :  
The Harris County Sheriff’s Academy, 2316 Atascocita Road, Humble Texas 77396 (Gym)

UNIFORM :
Professional/tasteful active wear (please, no see-thru/mesh garments)

NOTE : 
A demonstration of the BPOC weapon manipulation and radio gateways will be given.

**Ensure you hydrate and bring water with you**

There is no need to sign up, simply show up!

The POC for this event, is Sergeant C. Williams @ (281) 436-4923 or charlotte.williams@sheriff.hctx.net.
Downtown Shop Hours
The Downtown shop hours will be 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Monday thru Friday. The shop will be set up to work on immediate repairs such as lights, batteries, and flat tires. The 2nd shift will perform PM services.

The service is to assist anyone needing service or repairs after their assigned vehicle repair facility’s normal hours. Continue to have major repairs that need to be towed, taken to the vehicles assigned repair facility.
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