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88th Legislative Session Priorities TSTA supports the Texas Department of Public Safety in its efforts to provide public safety to all people in Texas via the DPS Motto – Courtesy, Service and Protection. TSTA supports the following items during this legislative...It’s Renewal Time!
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“We are closely monitoring the serious situation at the DPS office in Brenham today. Reports from the scene indicate this may have been a deliberate attack, and if so, the perpetrator must be prosecuted to the FULLEST EXTENT OF THE LAW.
Our hearts go out to the injured and their families, and we pray especially for those in critical condition. TSTA is standing by ready to support DPS and our officers in anyway we can.” -Rohnnie Shaw, Executive Director.
18-WHEELER CRASH AT DPS OFFICE IN BRENHAM - KWHI.com
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Washington County Emergency Crews are at the scene an emergency situation. Around 11am, reports came in of an 18-Wheeler that crashed into the Texas DPS Office, which is located on the Highway 290 Fee...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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