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A big thank you to @raisingcanes, Chief Comeaux and the Command Staff for taking the time to treat our officers and staff to lunch today. Kindness like this means a lot and is truly appreciated.
We are grateful for the continued support from our community partners! 💙
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I sat down again with the Bridging the Divide podcast, and was joined by two recruits from Class 406. I encourage you to take a few minutes and listen to our conversation on what it means to be Dallas Police Officers.
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The latest Geaux Time with Chief Comeaux is out! This is a special episode as we sit down with two recruits from Class 406 to talk about making the decision to come to Dallas and being part of our departments future. Casandra Palmer and Jeremy Delafuente way to represent Class 406 💙 @DallasPD @ChiefComeauxDPD
I just hit 300,000 downloads on my podcast “ATO: BRIDGING THE DIVIDE”,hosted on @podbeancom! podbean.com/podcast-download…
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Congratulations to the SMU Mustangs on your incredible Holiday Bowl victory! What an outstanding way to close out the season. Dallas is proud of you and cheering you on all the way. #PlayBIGDallas #WeAreDallasPD
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I want to personally congratulate all the men and women honored last night at the Friends of Dallas Police Banquet. Your dedication, courage, and commitment to serving our community make me proud every day.
A special thank you to everyone who helped plan, work, and execute a flawless event, your hard work made the evening truly memorable.
Chief Comeaux
We had a fascinating discussion with Mike Wagers of Axon. Anyone in the law enforcement world knows the name and the advancement of tech in our day to day duties. We talk about the origins of the company to what is on the horizon. Episode 123 is out and available on all streaming platforms. @axon_enterprise
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The 2025 First Responder & Veteran's Health Fair is in the books, thank you to all the vendors and volunteers for putting on such a great event!
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Officer Darron Burks, #12543 - EOW: August 29, 2024
Burks was shot and killed while sitting in his squad car. As officers responded, the suspect shot two more officers and was later shot and killed. Burks had served with DPD for eight months and is survived by his parents.
Thank you QuikTrip for taking care of our folks. Taking care of Dallas SWAT today 💙💪🏻. Such great partners with Dallas PD. @QuikTrip
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Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens, 48, was shot by a sniper during a protest in downtown Dallas on July 7, 2016. Twelve officers were shot—five were killed and seven wounded. Senior Corporal Ahrens died on July 8. He was a member of the Dallas Police Department for 14 years.
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7/7 is an painful day in @DallasPD’s history. Today we gathered to honor our fallen at the Southwest Patrol Division, and every day we wear this badge and uniform we make a promise to honor their memory.
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With heavy hearts but strong spirits, members of the @DallasPD stood alongside North Texas agencies in the annual Run for the Blue 5K. We remember and honor the five brave officers who gave their lives on July 7, 2016. Their courage inspires us to keep running forward every day.
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💙 OFFICER DOWN 💙
AMBUSH IN LUBBOCK
Two Texas Tech Officers were ambushed and shot. Other officers returned fire, killing the suspect. Both Officers are in stable condition and expected to fully recover.
This is the daily reality for Texas law enforcement.
We stand with the wounded.
We honor the brave.
#TMPA #BackTheBlue #OfficerDown #ThinBlueLine #TexasTechPolice #txlege
Episode 115 with a 40 year veteran of Dallas Fire releasing Monday morning. So much history in one episode.
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I meant what I said.
“Violent criminals, pick another city. You’re not welcome here.” – @ChiefComeauxDPD
As part of Operation Justice Trail, 98 wanted felons were arrested in May, who are responsible for more than 700 total arrests. Read more here: wp.me/p43x0e-hnB



































