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The Thin Blue Line Eagle Pass chapter helped the community with back to school supplies.

Congratulations to Sergeant Jorge Ramos for receiving Supervisor of the Year for HISD Police.

Sergeant Jorge A. Ramos began his law enforcement career in 2014 where after completing the police academy with HCC Northeast campus, he was hired on with Harris County Constables Office Precinct 5. While there, Sergeant Ramos was assigned to the Toll Road Traffic Enforcement division where he worked night shift.

 Sergeant Ramos made the transition to HISD team in 2015 where his first assignment was Key Middle School and worked there for 2.5 years. While there, Sergeant Ramos built many relationships with school administration as well as students in need with low-income backgrounds. Sergeant Ramos made the transition to Dayshift Patrol and became part of the Emergency Response Team where he attended SWAT School as well as other tactical courses. During his tenure on dayshift patrol, Sergeant Ramos became a Field Training Officer (FTO), obtained his certifications in ALERT I, ALERT II, SBLE (Active Shooter train the trainer), CPR and Safety Range Officer (SRO).

Sergeant Ramos currently holds his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in Spanish and has his Advanced Peace officer certification.

The Space City Chapter of the Thin Blue Line LEMC participated in the Southbelt Ellington parade.

On April 14th TAFR held its 14th Annual Charity Wild Game Cook-Off benefiting the Texas Association of First Responders. TBL LEMC proudly supported the efforts of TAFR and hosted a tent at the event.

Texas Association of First Responders, a 501 (C) (3) non-profit organization, was created to assist First Responders injured in the line of duty

A group of TBL riders made the journey to Bandera to pay tribute to our fallen TBL brothers (GT, Wings, Psycho and Kelly) on HWY 16.

April 1st marked the 2nd Louisiana President’s ride. This year Daryl “Hippie”, President of Northshore led the ride. The route was from Krotz Springs to Louisiana’s highest point Mt. Driskill (535 feet above sea level) then to Chicot State Park to enjoy boiled seafood and crawfish with our brothers and sisters of the TBL LEMC.

The Thin Blue Line was invited by the Harris County Sheriff’s Office Community Engagement Unit to assist in the HEB Easter Event.

The HTC Youth Center Easter Egg hunt was held on Saturday April 8th with the Northwest chapter and the Houston Mother Chapter showing there support.

The Bastrop Chapter hosted our presidents and the leadership team. Thank you all that made the trip.

The TBL LEMC Nomads held the 2nd Annual Nomad Bowl to give back to the community! The event included cash prizes for League and Amateur, Trophies, 50/50 Raffle Auction, and Door Prizes.