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  • SIG_Fiend

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    Deputy Sheriff Josh Mitchell, Reagan County Sheriff's Office, Texas

    Deputy Sheriff Josh Mitchell was shot and killed as he and other officers searched for a suspect in Big Lake, Texas, shortly after 6:00 pm.

    The suspect was encountered in the 1100 block of Main Street and he opened fire on Deputy Mitchell, fatally wounding him. Deputy Mitchell succumbed to his wounds while being transported to a hospital in San Angelo.

    The suspect barricaded himself in a nearby home and remains at large.

    Deputy Mitchell is survived by his wife.
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    Please contact the following agency to send condolences or to obtain funeral arrangements:

    Reagan County Sheriff's Office
    320 North Plaza Avenue
    Big Lake, TX 76932

    Phone: (325) 884-2424

    Visit the link for more details.

    It's easy for us to get caught up sometimes in not being able to see the forest through the trees. These situations unfortunately serve as a somber reminder of what LEO's have to deal with every single day. We should all try to keep these things in mind whenever we feel like jumping to conclusions, passing judgment on a situation, etc.
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    deemus

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    Very grateful my dad was a cop for over 30 years without a serious incident.

    Prayers for this man's family.
     

    majormadmax

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    It's easy for us to get caught up sometimes in not being able to see the forest through the trees. These situations unfortunately serve as a somber reminder of what LEO's have to deal with every single day. We should all try to keep these things in mind whenever we feel like jumping to conclusions, passing judgment on a situation, etc.

    Amen!

    My condolences to Deputy Mitchell's family, friends and fellow officers! May he rest in peace.

    As for the suspect that shot him, may he burn in everlasting damnation!
     

    ChunkyMonkey

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    Sad news for sure......another time to pull out that ribbon I dread wearing over my badge, but out of respect for his service and his family. Texas, I believe still leads in officers fatalities....
     

    kyletxria1911a1

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    My friend be it me or anyone else your job is to go home at the end of shift
    Them or you make it them!!! But a ambush is a ambush.
    To all the LEOS out there be safe and go home
     
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