University of Texas Police travel to UT Permian Basin in Odessa, following this weekend’s deadly mass shooting.
UTPD Chief David Carter tweeted, four of his officers stood guard around Odessa after the mass shooting that left 7 people dead and 22 injured. He said the Officers were there to help local police return some normalcy to the Labor Day Weekend, and further protect students as they returned to classes.
Your @UTAustinPolice officers seen meeting with some @utpb STEM Academy students as they return to classes after their community experienced such tragedy. Our officers are representing @UTAustin and supporting a sister institution in time of need! I am proud of them all! pic.twitter.com/ISE02G0L3O
— Chief David Carter (@UTPDChiefCarter) September 3, 2019
An unknown Odessa citizen placed this note on our @UTAustinPolice unit thanking our officers for traveling to Odessa to help protect and help during their time of grief. pic.twitter.com/hdRdvC6j5o
— Chief David Carter (@UTPDChiefCarter) September 3, 2019
Four of your @UTAustinPolice officers bravely standing guard in Odessa at sunrise this morning. Acting in support of @utpb as they collectively strive to return to a sense of normalcy on this Labor Day. Blessed are the peacemakers….. pic.twitter.com/U2IywvEe1s
— Chief David Carter (@UTPDChiefCarter) September 2, 2019
(Photo:UTPD Chief David Cater Twitter)
