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February 25, 2010
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Last weekend I visited Lubbock, TX. At the SouthPlains Mall there was a table set up with information for joining their Lubbock Police Dept.They were recruiting, they needed police officers.
I though of our finest being laid off and thought it might be a pl ace that could benefit from our lay-offs. It's not a bad place to live and Texas Tech is there too!
Posted by: Mrs Theresa Briscoe | June 24, 2010 at 08:14 PM
I am from Tulsa and I was simply proud to see such brave pupils endure the extensive training and discipline it takes to become a professional officer. I have a few friends and family members on the Tulsa PD and again I was just proud seeing the video on the 2009 class. Big props to Michelle,the only young woman who stood the test of time with all the men which paid off evident of the beautiful smile she had in the photo of her completion. Tulsa today 2010 like many other larger and small cities has its challenges with respect to law and abiding citizens/crime. Thanks to your efforts my parents whom still reside there are safe. Thanks again for making the city more safe!
Rhonda Bennett
Atlanta, Georgia
Tulsa Native
Posted by: Rhonda Bennett | September 04, 2010 at 04:26 PM