02/04/2023
Photos from Tri-City Animal Shelter & Adoption Center's post
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02/02/2023
Photos from City of Duncanville, Texas Municipal Government's post
02/02/2023
A hawk decided to take a selfie with the TxDOT camera at 360 and I20.
02/02/2023
Day #4
Still Icy! Friday will be better!
Until then stay inside and enjoy your last day at home. Do not get out unless it's absolutely necessary!
let me know below in the comments what shows you've been binge watching?!?
02/01/2023
Photos from City of Duncanville, Texas Municipal Government's post
02/01/2023
Freezing rain is occurring across much of North Texas now. Ice is building up on trees and powerlines and will result in sporadic power outages especially in the Ice Storm Warning area by tonight. While most shouldn't lose power, there are things you can do now to prepare in case you do!
02/01/2023
Duncanville!
Since we are all home bundled up, scrolling through social media. In the comments below show me your snow day photos from around the city!
**Please do not go out and create any photos resulting in you driving on these roads or anything illegal.
02/01/2023
Day 3 = ICE
Please stay home! If you have to get out be careful!
02/01/2023
02/01/2023
NOW HIRING: The City of Duncanville is currently hiring a School Crossing Guard. The applicant must be at least 18 years of age and must possess a valid Texas driver’s license.
If interested, please visit: https://pulse.ly/64ywckv853
*We apologize for the error in the earlier post.
01/31/2023
Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing. Road conditions will get worse. Stay home and avoid driving in these conditions unless absolutely necessary!
01/30/2023
We're hiring Crossing Guards!
Fill out an application https://pulse.ly/jdukmjy4me
01/28/2023
01/23/2023
Photos from ACO Chamberlain's post
01/22/2023
IT'S GAMEDAY ! Good luck to the Dallas Cowboys as they take on the San Francisco 49'ers today!
On a more serious note: Every year, the Duncanville Police Department receives many calls regarding Celebratory gunfire being discharged within city limits. We see a spike in calls when our sports teams are advancing to the next round in their season. As always, celebrate the win, but do so in a safe manner!
01/21/2023
Please share, help McKinney Police Department locate these girls.
01/20/2023
We enjoyed a delicious breakfast this morning from Sparchar Fire! We not only enjoyed the breakfast, but we also enjoyed getting to know you! We appreciate you!
01/19/2023
One of the many unique creatures that the Duncanville Animal Control Officers deal with.
Great Job!
On Tuesday, ACO Harvey received a call about an injured vulture in a residents yard. Fortunately the vulture was captured by ACO Harvey and was taken to Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center by an amazing Tri-City Animal Shelter volunteer transporter.
Thank you to the incredible staff at Rogers. We are hoping for the best for this poor guy ❤️
🦅 Miscellaneous Facts
• Vultures do not suffer from food poisoning because they have very acidic stomach acids with a pH of almost zero; these acids actually stop the spread of disease
• A group of vultures is called a committee, venue or volt. In flight, a group of vultures is a kettle and when feeding at a carcass, the group is referred to as a wake
• To keep cool, vultures urinate on their legs and feet; this also kills bacteria or parasites and helps to keep the birds healthy.
• Vultures are not bad. They are actually really important. Vultures often get a terrible reputation. Like every living thing, they play an important role in keeping nature’s balance. They eat carcasses, which helps clean up nature, recycle nutrients as well as potentially minimize the spread of disease.
01/18/2023
Now is the time! Join a team of hardworking and dedicated law enforcement professionals. In 2022, we seized more than $10,000,000 worth of dangerous drugs like Fentanyl and Methamphetamines, we’ve brought murderers to face justice, we protected children, while they played, from a shooter who sought to do harm. Our officers help the lost find their homes, we provide resources to those in crisis, and we give back to our community. The Duncanville Police Department takes a holistic approach to fulfill our oaths as Law Enforcement Officers. Find out what you can help the Duncanville Police Department achieve in 2023.
New Year, New You!
01/17/2023
Duncanville please send your Prayers 🙏🏼
Hearts are heavy here at Southwest Regional Communications Center, as we report the loss our Assistant Director, Jennifer. Please keep her family, as well as the department, in your thoughts and prayers as they grieve the loss of their loved one.
01/16/2023
01/13/2023
Thank you!!!
01/13/2023
Now is the time! Join a team of hardworking and dedicated law enforcement professionals. In 2022, we seized more than $10,000,000 worth of dangerous drugs like Fentanyl and Methamphetamines, we’ve brought murderers to face justice, we protected children, while they played, from a shooter who sought to do harm. Our officers help the lost find their homes, we provide resources to those in crisis, and we give back to our community. The Duncanville Police Department takes a holistic approach to fulfill our oaths as Law Enforcement Officers. Find out what you can help the Duncanville Police Department achieve in 2023.
New Year, New You!
01/11/2023
🚧 ROAD CLOSURES ON JANUARY 13TH 🚧
On January 13th, the City of Duncanville and Duncanville ISD will host the Duncanville Panthers Championship Parade starting at Wheatland Rd. and Freeman St. at 7:00 P.M.
The following streets will be closed starting at 5:30 P.M. because of the parade route:
1. Main St. from Wheatland Rd. to Center St.
2. Wheatland Rd. from Main St. to Alexander Ave.
3. Freeman St. from Center St. to Wheatland Rd.
4. Center St. from Main St. to Oriole Blvd.
Affected streets will reopen once the parade has ended.
01/10/2023
01/09/2023
January 9th is National Law Enforcement Day.
Help me show some appreciation!
01/08/2023
We're hiring! shorturl.at/mvzM0
01/07/2023
***LOCATED SAFE. Thank you to everyone for your assistance.***
01/07/2023
🚧 ROAD CLOSURES ON JANUARY 13TH 🚧
On January 13th, the City of Duncanville and Duncanville ISD will host the Duncanville Panthers Championship Parade starting at Wheatland Rd. and Freeman St. at 7:00 P.M.
The following streets will be closed starting at 5:30 P.M. because of the parade route:
1. Main St. from Wheatland Rd. to Center St.
2. Wheatland Rd. from Main St. to Alexander Ave.
3. Freeman St. from Center St. to Wheatland Rd.
4. Center St. from Main St. to Oriole Blvd.
Affected streets will reopen once the parade has ended.
01/06/2023
Try to stay away from Joe Wilson and Cedar Hill Rd give them room to work.
Update at 6:10pm
The intersection is now open.
***ROAD CLOSURE***
The intersection at Joe Wilson and Cedar Hill Rd. is closed due to a traffic incident. Use New Clark Rd or Pleasant Run. The closure could last over an hour. Duncanville Police Department
01/06/2023
Post: Regional CARE Team Officially Launches Website to Help Duncanville Residents, Families Combat Crises
The Regional CARE Team website is live and ready to help residents during times of crisis. The website provides CARE Team Member contact information, an at-risk citizen registry, crime victim resources, and crises line resources.
This organization is a multi-disciplinary group that provides community behavioral health support and resources to residents and their families of DeSoto, Cedar Hill, Duncanville, Glenn Heights, and Lancaster.
Their purpose is to assist individuals experiencing behavioral health needs and their families/support systems to access, navigate, understand, and utilize appropriate community referral sources. They do not respond to 9-1-1, but instead provide prevention services before a crisis begins and follow up after a crisis to help in preventing another.
For more information about the Regional CARE Team and available resources, visit Regionalcareteam.org.
01/04/2023
Just a reminder our Outdoor Warning Siren System testing is today at 2 P.M.
You can also sign up for emergency alerts on the city website at:
https://member.everbridge.net/892807736722826/login
01/03/2023
If you see some of us at the High School this week, don't worry; we're just training!
01/03/2023
Visit https://pulse.ly/8nep6kpubd to stay aware of what is going on in Duncanville and surrounding cities.
12/31/2022
⚠️: Heading into New Years Eve, the Duncanville Police Department is reminding residents to follow a few safety tips to ensure a safe holiday weekend!
The Duncanville Police Department wishes you a safe and happy New Year!
12/28/2022
UPDATE:
Ms. Russell has been located safe and returned to her family.
Thank you for all that looked for her and shared our post.
The Duncanville Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a critical missing elderly individual.
Lela Russell was last seen in the Fairmeadows area of Duncanville, north of I20, west of HWY 67, around 11:00 a.m. wearing a black skirt with gold polka dots and a white jacket.
If anyone has seen or locates Ms. Russell please call 911 or the Duncanville Police Department’s non-emergency number at 972-223-6111 option 4.
12/26/2022
Now is the time! Join a team of hardworking and dedicated law enforcement professionals. In 2022, we seized more than $10,000,000 worth of dangerous drugs like Fentanyl and Methamphetamines. Our officers help the lost find their homes, we provide resources to those in crisis, and we give back to our community. The Duncanville Police Department takes a holistic approach to fulfill our oaths as Law Enforcement Officers. Find out what you can help the Duncanville Police Department achieve in 2023.
New Year, New You!
12/25/2022
The Duncanville Police Department would like to give a BIG THANK YOU to all businesses, clergy, and citizens who donated their time and provided gifts to the Santa Cop program! We could not have done it without you!
12/25/2022
Happy Holidays from us to you!
Please help me wish our working officers a safe and Happy holiday!
12/25/2022
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Come out to our Open House Event 10:00am to 2:00pm today!
The Duncanville Police Department has received several complaints about an individual unlawfully operating an ATV in the city. We are seeking the public’s help in identifying the person or persons responsible. Please contact us at (972) 223-6111 (option 4) if anyone has information that will aid us in identifying the violator(s), as they are creating an incredibly dangerous situation for themselves and others. As a reminder, the use of ATVs on public property (roads, sidewalks, parks, etc.) is prohibited. However, there are a few exceptions; if a municipality is operating the ATV for official use, the rider is crossing the public roadway at a 90- degree angle between private properties, or if you live in a master-planned community and are within two miles of a golf course where the vehicle is typically stored. For more information regarding ATV's click here: https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/texas-off-highway-program/faqs-about-the-texas-ohv-program
A message from our Traffic Unit!!! 🚨
Duncanville Fire Chief Sam Rohde and Duncanville Interim Police Chief Mark LiVigni discuss New Years Eve celebration safety. The Duncanville Police and Fire Departments want to wish everyone a happy, safe New Year!!
City of Duncanville Mayor Barry Gordon wants you to donate! Duncanville Police department Santa Cop 2021.
Apoyen a nuestro programa Santa Cop de el Departamento de Policia de Duncanville!!
Help us support local families at this wonderful time of year with our Duncanville Police Santa Cop Program.
Duncanville Police Department is hiring
Civil Service test for police officer, Saturday November 20th, 2021. Apply at our web site duncanville.com/police
Officer T. Brough with more about abandoned vehicles.
Duncanville Police Officer T. Brough, in the field to discuss more about abandoned vehicles. If you would like to report an abandoned vehicle in your neighborhood, please call our non-emergency police dispatch at 972-223-6111.
Great message from Officer Brough about Abandoned Vehicles in Duncanville.
Hide your things, lock your car and take your keys!
Nearby government services
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Duncanville Economic Development
E Wheatland Road -
Duncanville Chamber of Commerce
E Wheatland Road -
P. O. Box 380837
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James Collins Boulevard
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African American Education Archives and Histo
Dallas 75241 -
W Wheatland Road, Dallas
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36th Sustainment Brigade - 36th ID, Texas Arm
W Red Bird Lane, Dallas -
W Wintergreen Road, Cedar Hill
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Tri-City Animal Shelter & Adoption Center
E Pleasant Run Road, Cedar Hill -
Mapleshade Lane, Plano
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Army Recruiting Company - Dallas, TX
S Hampton Road, Dallas -
Army Recruiting - Cedar Hill, TX
North Highway 67, Cedar Hill -
UME Preparatory Academy - Dallas
Spur, Dallas
Other Duncanville government services
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Duncanville Economic Development
E Wheatland Road -
Mercury Avenue
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Duncanville Chamber of Commerce
E Wheatland Road -
Randol Mill Family Aquatic Center
Randol Mill Park 1901 West Randol Mill Road -
James Collins Boulevard
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75137
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N Main Street
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Duncanville ISD Police Department
S. Main Street -
75116
Comments
Just putting this out there as a long shot. My kids phone was stolen from the Rockwall shenanigans tonight. Please check with your children that were there. We would really like it back. I do have the exact location which is why I'm posting in this town. I prefer not to post your address for everyone to see.
My experience today at the Duncanville Police Department was nothing short of amazing! I appreciate everyone who welcomed me and took time to hear me out. This department is full of beautuful souls❤ My perspective of police have been changed because of each and every one of you. Officer Luna, my encounter with you meant so much to me. I appreciate your kind soul and positive energy. My prayers will always involve you and your amazing team. Thank you for giving me hope for our community again. All it takes is one! And for me, you were that one.
Is there an update on the bobcat that has been seen?
Can someone from the department please explain to me why yall haven't utilized you're page more than 3 times to try and help solve the murder case of Barbara Vincent Strain? The only times that anything on my Granny's case has been posted were shortly after she was murdered in 2013.
Thanks to the Officers who did a wellness check on my mother.
Okay why does it sound like a war zone outside? Very scary to hear all that noise .
This is one of my favorite Christmas memories the year Santa almost didn't come...from about 25 years ago!! We lived in a small rent house on Allen Avenue in Duncanville. Santa was bringing our kids so much stuff that we didn't have room to hide it. So, we rented a storage unit not far from our house. On Christmas Eve, around 10 p.m. Daddy Santa stayed with our children "Nestled all snug in their beds" while Momma Santa took the sleigh "suburban" over to the storage room to load up the gifts. Mind you, the office was closed, but no worries because I had a combination code. Well, I tried and tried but couldn't get combination to work and this was before we had a cellphone!! Panicked, I decided to drive to our local police station. They were so nice and understanding... they called the storage building owners and were able to get them to come let me in....and they even helped load the vehicle...the night the Duncanville Police saved our Christmas.
🎅🎄🤶👮♂️🎁👮♀️☃️
Merry Christmas Eve everyone!!
🎅🎄🤶👮♂️🎁👮♀️☃️
Merry Christmas Eve everyone!!
The other night I was sleeping at a Hill City Park in Duncanville Texas, when I was unagressively awakened by 2 officers who
truly cared more about my well being then crucifying me for sleeping at a closed park. I was so sleepy and nervous I can't remember their names, but I just want to say Duncanville Police, and to the gentlemen that approached me. You guys///////////////////////////////////////////
deserve to be acknowledged because no one ever recognizes the good cops that truly protect and serve.
truly cared more about my well being then crucifying me for sleeping at a closed park. I was so sleepy and nervous I can't remember their names, but I just want to say Duncanville Police, and to the gentlemen that approached me. You guys///////////////////////////////////////////
deserve to be acknowledged because no one ever recognizes the good cops that truly protect and serve.
Become a “Duncanville Christmas Elf” and send a gift to a senior that deserves some Christmas Cheer this year!
https://www.facebook.com/148393875203188/posts/4780938485282014/?d=n
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Will yall please share this
Shout out to the officer who came through and showed my kids some love. They loved the tour of the truck and visit
This month, many years ago, I made the difficult decision to end an abusive and toxic relationship. After making that decision, things go a lot harder before they go easier! Thanks for the many angels who helped me along the way. I share the following letter that I wrote to the Duncanville Police Departement today (sent to Chief Brown). Below is a slightly edited version for FaceBook.
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Chief Brown,
I am not sure how long you have been in your position or in the Duncanville Police Department, but I wanted to say thank you as a person whose life was impacted positively by the Duncanville Police Department many years ago. Please share this with your team, as you see appropriate, as I imagine some of your current officers were involved and even those who weren't should know that people like me appreciate the work that you do every single day.
In 2003, I graduated from college in Nashville, and soon after, moved to Dallas for my first real full-time job. I worked on the business side of healthcare as a consultant, installing software to help hospitals collect money from insurance companies more fully and more quickly. As I settled in, after purchasing my first home in Duncanville (211 Azalea Lane), I became involved in some community activities, getting to know my neighbors, and participating actively in a church. Through this last affiliation, I became involved with a young man who, to be kind, was a wolf in sheep's clothing. In 2004, we were married, and by 2006, I found myself in an emotionally abusive relationship [details removed for this post]. I was alone (no family in TX and finding that my mutual affiliations with my soon-to-be ex-husband exposed me to further risk, I had to be very careful and introverted).
In August of 2006, I formally filed for divorce, kicked him out if my home, and changed the locks. His manipulation and abuse escalated immediately and he developed an obsession with stalking and threatening me.
This person followed me around, broke into my home, waited for me at home or work (after I changed jobs and started working for a hospital in Grapevine), and started a smear campaign against me among my newfound friends and church-goers. It was scary. He threatened to kill me. His father, a retired police officer in another town "mentioned" to me ... [details removed for this post]. I lived in fear. I would come home from work to find booby-traps set up in my own home, the home I bought on my own before I ever met my nemesis. I would try to take a car trip out of town, to see family or friends, and I would find him at the very same gas station, hours away. I regularly slept on friend's couches, friend's parents' couches, or wherever I felt a little safer at night, especially when I would find my home disturbed or occupied when I arrived home from work.
It was a very tough time in many ways, as you can only imagine. As a person of faith with a strong conviction for living a life of purpose, I prayed to my Heavenly Father each day, that I was prepared to die if it was His will, but that if I had more to do in life to please protect me and allow me another day to live.
I filed for civil restraining orders more than once, but due to my still being married for almost a year (as he refused to sign the divorce decree and even sought spousal support!), I couldn't sell my home, rent it out or flee as quickly as I wished.
During that dark time of my life, I regularly called the Duncanville PD, to report him trying to break down my front door or trying to break in through the windows in the middle of the night. I also called because I could see his car parked somewhere nearby (I would have to drive loops through my neighborhood, as he was frequently parked somewhere else while lurking about on foot). I would call because I thought I heard something in the night! I literally lived in fear that he would surprise me at any time (which he frequently did [details removed for this post]). He was always quick to run off or drive away before the police showed up.
Always, the police came within minutes. The dispatchers knew my scared voice and never minimized my requests. The police officers were also so kind to me and treated me with such respect and true concern. I felt a little like I was on a ridiculous reality TV show, relying on law enforcement to help me manage my disastrous personal life. But, no one ever treated me like that. Each time, they called me by name, asked if I was okay, offered to (and frequently did) stick around in their cars out in front of my house for hours following a call. One night, after a particularly alarming visit by my ex, an officer told me that the police department had already put me on a daily check, where at the beginning and end of their shifts and at other times, officers would drive by my house, to deter any unwanted visitors and to make sure they didn't see anything suspicious. I felt like I had a whole family of bigger siblings (in unforms and with fi****ms) on the ready, looking out for me. God answered my prayers of safety and peace in a few ways, but especially through the angelic service of the Duncanville Police Department officers.
I can't imagine what it is like to be a police officer and to face the unknown each and every time you respond to a call, pull a car over, or stop to check on something that seems suspicious. But, I can imagine how different my life would be if I didn't feel the support and safety that the police could offer me at a time when, as a citizen, I relied on it as a lifeline! I am certain that without the constant and speedy response from the police department, the outcome could have been much, much worse for me.
Thank you so much for your service. Thank you for the nights you don't get to be home with your families because you are watching out for lonely scared 20-something women being hunted in the dark. Thank you for the personal risks you take to uphold the law. Thank you to those who lose their lives or their ability to support their families due to altercations with criminals. Thank you for the emotional trauma that you must endure so frequently. Thank you for your sincere concern for the real people who need you. Thank you from me.
(Fast forward, I met a wonderful single dad and when I became a mom to his son when we married in 2008, I enjoyed the blessings of surviving that dark period of my life in order to be a mother to a sweet boy. Eventually, we relocated to GA to be closer to grandparents, siblings, and cousins for the kids. I had 2 more kids, and now we are expecting one more in March! I still work in healthcare, helping hospitals keep their doors open. At this turbulent time in our country, I am so grateful for my life and my opportunities. Yes, I have some PTSD. But, I survived and try to make a difference in the world, too!)
Sincerely,
Connie Brown Fackrell
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Chief Brown,
I am not sure how long you have been in your position or in the Duncanville Police Department, but I wanted to say thank you as a person whose life was impacted positively by the Duncanville Police Department many years ago. Please share this with your team, as you see appropriate, as I imagine some of your current officers were involved and even those who weren't should know that people like me appreciate the work that you do every single day.
In 2003, I graduated from college in Nashville, and soon after, moved to Dallas for my first real full-time job. I worked on the business side of healthcare as a consultant, installing software to help hospitals collect money from insurance companies more fully and more quickly. As I settled in, after purchasing my first home in Duncanville (211 Azalea Lane), I became involved in some community activities, getting to know my neighbors, and participating actively in a church. Through this last affiliation, I became involved with a young man who, to be kind, was a wolf in sheep's clothing. In 2004, we were married, and by 2006, I found myself in an emotionally abusive relationship [details removed for this post]. I was alone (no family in TX and finding that my mutual affiliations with my soon-to-be ex-husband exposed me to further risk, I had to be very careful and introverted).
In August of 2006, I formally filed for divorce, kicked him out if my home, and changed the locks. His manipulation and abuse escalated immediately and he developed an obsession with stalking and threatening me.
This person followed me around, broke into my home, waited for me at home or work (after I changed jobs and started working for a hospital in Grapevine), and started a smear campaign against me among my newfound friends and church-goers. It was scary. He threatened to kill me. His father, a retired police officer in another town "mentioned" to me ... [details removed for this post]. I lived in fear. I would come home from work to find booby-traps set up in my own home, the home I bought on my own before I ever met my nemesis. I would try to take a car trip out of town, to see family or friends, and I would find him at the very same gas station, hours away. I regularly slept on friend's couches, friend's parents' couches, or wherever I felt a little safer at night, especially when I would find my home disturbed or occupied when I arrived home from work.
It was a very tough time in many ways, as you can only imagine. As a person of faith with a strong conviction for living a life of purpose, I prayed to my Heavenly Father each day, that I was prepared to die if it was His will, but that if I had more to do in life to please protect me and allow me another day to live.
I filed for civil restraining orders more than once, but due to my still being married for almost a year (as he refused to sign the divorce decree and even sought spousal support!), I couldn't sell my home, rent it out or flee as quickly as I wished.
During that dark time of my life, I regularly called the Duncanville PD, to report him trying to break down my front door or trying to break in through the windows in the middle of the night. I also called because I could see his car parked somewhere nearby (I would have to drive loops through my neighborhood, as he was frequently parked somewhere else while lurking about on foot). I would call because I thought I heard something in the night! I literally lived in fear that he would surprise me at any time (which he frequently did [details removed for this post]). He was always quick to run off or drive away before the police showed up.
Always, the police came within minutes. The dispatchers knew my scared voice and never minimized my requests. The police officers were also so kind to me and treated me with such respect and true concern. I felt a little like I was on a ridiculous reality TV show, relying on law enforcement to help me manage my disastrous personal life. But, no one ever treated me like that. Each time, they called me by name, asked if I was okay, offered to (and frequently did) stick around in their cars out in front of my house for hours following a call. One night, after a particularly alarming visit by my ex, an officer told me that the police department had already put me on a daily check, where at the beginning and end of their shifts and at other times, officers would drive by my house, to deter any unwanted visitors and to make sure they didn't see anything suspicious. I felt like I had a whole family of bigger siblings (in unforms and with fi****ms) on the ready, looking out for me. God answered my prayers of safety and peace in a few ways, but especially through the angelic service of the Duncanville Police Department officers.
I can't imagine what it is like to be a police officer and to face the unknown each and every time you respond to a call, pull a car over, or stop to check on something that seems suspicious. But, I can imagine how different my life would be if I didn't feel the support and safety that the police could offer me at a time when, as a citizen, I relied on it as a lifeline! I am certain that without the constant and speedy response from the police department, the outcome could have been much, much worse for me.
Thank you so much for your service. Thank you for the nights you don't get to be home with your families because you are watching out for lonely scared 20-something women being hunted in the dark. Thank you for the personal risks you take to uphold the law. Thank you to those who lose their lives or their ability to support their families due to altercations with criminals. Thank you for the emotional trauma that you must endure so frequently. Thank you for your sincere concern for the real people who need you. Thank you from me.
(Fast forward, I met a wonderful single dad and when I became a mom to his son when we married in 2008, I enjoyed the blessings of surviving that dark period of my life in order to be a mother to a sweet boy. Eventually, we relocated to GA to be closer to grandparents, siblings, and cousins for the kids. I had 2 more kids, and now we are expecting one more in March! I still work in healthcare, helping hospitals keep their doors open. At this turbulent time in our country, I am so grateful for my life and my opportunities. Yes, I have some PTSD. But, I survived and try to make a difference in the world, too!)
Sincerely,
Connie Brown Fackrell