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 February
EST. 1953 ® On February 20, 2021, Trooper Stoner was on his way to work when he witnessed a man getting shot multiple times in the chest by another man. Trooper Stoner stopped his patrol vehicle and followed the man with a gun inside the house. He confronted the man and ordered him to the ground and to drop his weapon, which he did. Once he was apprehended, Trooper Stoner found a female victim on the floor who had been shot in the back. He made sure she was still alive so he could render aid. He then secured the shooter in his patrol vehicle and assisted EMS when they arrived. On behalf of the entire staff here at The BLUES, we wish to congratulate each and every one of these brave officers who truly represent the best of the best and are true heroes. Sgt. Michael Barron (RET) Founder & Publisher, The BLUES Police Magazine TROOPER DREW A. STONER TEXAS DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY 76 The BLUES POLICE MAGAZINE The The BLUES POLICE MAGAZINE 77 77
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