A nationwide effort to remember fallen members of law enforcement arrived in Haltom City to honor one of its own.
Inside the Haltom City PD, colleagues remembered him fondly.
“He was a great school resource officer. He was always smiling, and just a great part of our team. We miss him a lot,” said Haltom City Sergeant Rick Alexander. The founder and chairman of ‘Beyond the Call of Duty’ launched the mobile memorial to honor brothers and sisters in blue. “We want to make sure that he and others who served are not going to be forgotten as the months or the year's progress,” said Jagrut Shah, Founder and Chairman of Beyond the Call of Duty.
The End of Watch Ride to Remember trailer will honor over 600 fallen officers, and visit 268 departments this year.
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