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One police department southwest of Houston took to Facebook and used all this virus hype to get a laugh. This was the post from Wharton PD:

Every week, the Nacogodches Police Department features a pet that's available for adoption at the shelter. They call it the NPD Sponsored Pet of the Week.

3 highway memorials honoring Nacogdoches officers who died in the line of duty, will be unveiled on Wednesday.

Negotiators were called in to diffuse the situation.

I haven't seen any pictures of the Nacogdoches or Lufkin K-9 units. Now, I will say, it's very possible that I just missed those pictures.

On Wednesday, October 2nd, from 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM, the Nacogdoches Police Department is inviting everyone to McDonald's "Coffee With A Cop".

According to the Tyler Police Department, police received a call about a man threatening to harm himself at a residence near Andy Woods Elementary School. The man claimed to be armed.

I don't know about you, but I personally think this is a pretty awesome idea, and think that it's awesome that Nac PD stepped up to make it possible.

It looks like the Nacogdoches Police Department is going to start cracking down on this illegal parking problem.

This seems to be a little more than your average traffic stop.

The family of the Nacogdoches deputy killed earlier this month in the line of duty has received an outpouring of support, but this may be the most powerful instance so far. An 11-year old boy took what could have been college money, and gave every bit of it to Brad Jimmerson's family.

Funeral arrangements have been announced for the Nacogdoches deputy killed Friday morning in the line of duty, and they're expecting a large number of people to turn out and pay their final respects.