Captain in Texas Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Division Receives Award for Valor
Captain Wes Hensley has earned an award for valor from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement at its Law Enforcement Achievement Awards Ceremony.
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Captain Wes Hensley has earned an award for valor from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement at its Law Enforcement Achievement Awards Ceremony.
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