JUNE 2022. Blues Vol 38 No. 6.1
FEATURES
26 We Will Never Forget the 21 Lives Lost in Uvalde
30 INSERT: Texas School District Chief’s Conference
46 INSERT: Visit Galveston Island this Summer
52 COVER STORY Remembering Deputy Adam Howard
58 COVER STORY - 100 Club of Houston Awards Banquet
DEPARTMENTS
6 Publisher’s Thoughts
8 Editor’s Thoughts
10 Guest Commentary
12 Letters
14 News Around the US
78 Remembering Our Fallen Heroes
82 War Stories
84 Aftermath
86 Open Road
90 Healing Our Heroes
92 Daryl’s Deliberations
94 HPOU - From the President, Douglas Griffith
96 Light Bulb Award - May Dora’s Wish Come True
98 Running 4 Heroes
100 Blue Mental Health with Dr. Tina Jaeckle
102 Ads Back in the Day
106 Parting Shots
108 Now Hiring - L.E.O. Positions Open in Texas
142 Back Page
EST. 1953 ® On August
EST. 1953 ® On August 17, 2021, Special Agent Neault was a tactical medic as part of a Special Response Team that was called in to help other agencies in Burleson County with a barricaded suspect. Trooper Strawn was called in to assist. The suspect exited the residence and fired his handgun two times, striking Trooper Strawn. Trooper Strawn fired back at the suspect even though he had been shot twice. Trooper Strawn was bleeding profusely from his arm and Special Agent Neault evacuated him to a casualty collection point and called for assistance. Special Agent Neault applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding and checked him for additional wounds. In another incident, Special Agent Neault also saved a man’s life that had his leg severed below the knee by a train, by applying two tourniquets and administered IV fluids to stabilize the man while waiting for a helicopter to transport him for treatment. SPECIAL AGENT JAMIE NEAULT TEXAS DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY TROOPER JOSHUA C. STRAWN TEXAS DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY 74 74 The The BLUES POLICE MAGAZINE The The BLUES BLUES POLICE POLICE MAGAZINE MAGAZINE 75 75
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