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OCT 2021 Blues Vol 37 No. 10.1

OCT 2021 Blues Vol 37 No. 10.1 WE REMEMBER: We say good bye to a true hero, Senior Police Officer William “Bill” Jeffrey. FEATURE STORIES: • Biden Try’s To Eliminate Border Mounted Officers • Washington Try’s To Shift Focus From Drone Strike To Baseless Whipping Story At The Border • Who Wants To Be A Cop Part 6 DEPARTMENTS • Publisher’s Thoughts Part I. • Editor’s Thoughts • Your Thoughts • News Around the State • News Around the Country • Products & Services -Alternative Ballistics • Honoring our Fallen Heroes • Warstories • Aftermath • Open Road-Mustang Mach E Goes to Patrol • Healing Our Heroes • Daryl’s Deliberations • HPOU-From the President, Douglas Griffith • Light Bulb Award • Running 4 Heroes • Blue Mental Health with Tina Jaeckle • Off Duty with Rusty Barron • Parting Shots • Now Hiring - L.E.O. Positions Open in Texas • Last Page -Take Out the Trash

OCT 2021 Blues Vol 37 No. 10.1

WE REMEMBER: We say good bye to a true hero, Senior Police Officer William “Bill” Jeffrey.
FEATURE STORIES:
• Biden Try’s To Eliminate Border Mounted Officers
• Washington Try’s To Shift Focus From Drone Strike
To Baseless Whipping Story At The Border
• Who Wants To Be A Cop Part 6
DEPARTMENTS
• Publisher’s Thoughts Part I.
• Editor’s Thoughts
• Your Thoughts
• News Around the State
• News Around the Country
• Products & Services -Alternative Ballistics
• Honoring our Fallen Heroes
• Warstories
• Aftermath
• Open Road-Mustang Mach E Goes to Patrol
• Healing Our Heroes
• Daryl’s Deliberations
• HPOU-From the President, Douglas Griffith
• Light Bulb Award
• Running 4 Heroes
• Blue Mental Health with Tina Jaeckle
• Off Duty with Rusty Barron
• Parting Shots
• Now Hiring - L.E.O. Positions Open in Texas
• Last Page -Take Out the Trash

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FINAL MESSAGE FROM A FALLEN OFFICER<br />

To My Partner<br />

You did all that you could, I fell and yet you stood,<br />

You know sadness was never my style.<br />

Those were the cards we drew, nothing else more we could do,<br />

Except remember me, my friend with a smile.<br />

To My Wife<br />

Don’t think of me as gone, but away, though I wish I could have stayed,<br />

I may not be there, but our love did not end.<br />

We had faith, we had love, sure as God is above<br />

I feel your love from here that you continue to send.<br />

To My Daughter & My Grand Daughter<br />

I know for you it must be hard to be alone,<br />

In all the places where we laughed, and we played.<br />

My sweet baby girl, you know you still give me joy,<br />

Live your life as I did, brave and unafraid.<br />

To the Officers I Leave Behind<br />

Every day that you hit those streets,<br />

Be sure and watch your six for all the dangers you’ll face.<br />

Train hard, wear your vest, for you’ll surely be put to the test,<br />

with all the bad guys, right up to that last chase.<br />

To the Criminals<br />

<strong>No</strong>w that I’m here and God’s plan is so clear<br />

To you, there is but one thing to say.<br />

You steal, you rape, you kill and abuse your free will<br />

Your time will come when there’s Hell to pay.<br />

To Everyone Else<br />

I may seem gone from all you now, but I know that somehow<br />

We will reunite in another place.<br />

For “The good they die young,” is a song often sung,<br />

But this verse is flawed on its face.<br />

You see the good don’t die young, but instead, they live on,<br />

In memories, and in many a heart.<br />

50 The BLUES POLICE MAGAZINE The BLUES POLICE MAGAZINE 51

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