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SWEETWATER, Texas — The Sweetwater Police Department has announced that they have sent two officers to Uvalde to assist with operations.
According to a press release, Assistant Chief Cory Stroman said, “Late yesterday afternoon our agency received an urgent request through the Texas Police Chiefs Association for mutual aid assistance with staffing in Uvalde. One Sergeant and one Corporal with the Sweetwater Police Department volunteered and have been deployed to Uvalde to assist our sister agency in their time of need. They will be assisting in calls for service, and security details, such as Governor protection. We will monitor the needs and possibly send additional resources as requested or needed. Uvalde has made their needs known in a time of tragedy and we will mobilize whatever resources we can to serve in this tragic time.”
Temple police said it will be offering assistance to families in Uvalde affected by the tragedy.
The police department said on Thursday it received a request for assistance from Uvalde police through the Texas Police Chiefs Association. On Friday, a Temple Police Deputy Chief traveled to Uvalde to assist.
The assistance will provide security for families affected by the tragedy or riding in a two-officer patrol vehicle with local officers.
“As the Uvalde community navigates this extremely difficult time, our department is willing to assist the families, schools and emergency responders in any way we can. We are all devastated by this tragedy,” said Temple Police Chief Shawn Reynolds.
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