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Harris County Sheriff’s Office unveils new patrol vehicle for veteran support and PTSD awareness
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- Harris County Sheriff's Office unveiled patrol vehicle Monday promoting PTSD awareness and veteran support.
- Vehicle features 'no one fights alone' message and camouflage pattern; Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988.
Harris County Sheriff’s Office deputies and Fort Moore law enforcement personnel unveiled a new law enforcement vehicle Monday afternoon.
Harris County Sheriff Mike Jolly, along with others, unveiled the new vehicle around 1 P.M. today. The sheriff’s office has unveiled support cruisers before, such as breast cancer awareness. This year, the department decided to do PTSD awareness and veteran support for the cruiser.
On the side and back of the cruiser, the words “no one fights alone” were designed onto the cruiser along with a camouflage pattern.
If you or someone you love is suffering from a mental health crisis, contact the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 9-8-8.
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