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Austin County law enforcement receives updated manuals from district attorney's office

Austin County law enforcement receives updated manuals from district attorney's office
On hand to receive the newest editions of the Texas Offense Report Manual for law enforcement agencies and do- nated by the Austin County District Attorney's Office are, from left, Wallis Police Captain Eddie Flores, Sealy ISD Officer Shanandoah Culpepper, Sealy Police Chief Russell Grimes, TxDPS Trooper Tiara Nunn, Austin County District Attorney Brandy Robinson, San Felipe Police Chief David Randle, Bellville Police Chief Kevin Bellville and Austin County Sheriff Jack Brandes. Courtesy photo

BELLVILLE — The Austin County District Attorney's Office presented copies of the newest edition of the Texas Offense Report Manual on Aug. 5 to all of area law enforcement.

Leaders from the Wallis Police Department, Sealy ISD Police Department, Sealy Police Department, DPS, San Felipe Police Department, Bellville Police Department and Austin County Sheriff's Office attended.

District Attorney Brandy Rob- inson stated, 'Each day, officers in Austin County encounter complex and unique criminal offenses in high-pressure situations. This manual provides detailed guides and forms for almost every offense that police commonly encounter to help them provide a quicker response and better ser- vice in the field.'

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