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The CBPOA winter Board of Directors meeting and the General Membership meetings have been announced.  Go to "Upcoming Events/Calendar" for details.




 

“The purpose of the Coastal Bend Peace Officers Association shall be to promote the cooperation and understanding of all persons involved in the enforcement of laws of the State of Texas and of the United States; the continual and convenient interchange of information and training between various Federal, State and local agencies, and to conduct ourselves in a manner that will gain the respect of those we serve and to constantly strive to imoprve our position.”

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CBPOA member Mark Menn promoted to captain at TABC
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Mark Menn (left) accepts a certificate in honor of his promotion to captain with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
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The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) recognized the recent agency promotions of six employees at their November 15, 2011 Commission Meeting in Austin, Texas. TABC Chairman José Cuevas, Commissioner Melinda Fredricks and Commissioner Steven Weinberg congratulated Mark Menn on his appointment to Captain of the Lubbock District, North Texas Region.

Menn has served the TABC for over 15 years. He began his career in 1996 as an Agent in the Houston District, and also served in the Corpus Christi and Galveston offices. He accepted a Sergeant position in Houston in 2004 where he served four years before being promoted to Lieutenant in the Corpus Christi office. He then laterally transferred to Victoria, where he has served the last three years. Menn holds an Associate’s in Science Degree in Theater, and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English. He also holds TCLEOSE certifications as a Basic Instructor, Firearms Instructor, and Master Peace Officer, and holds Spanish Language proficiency certification with the agency.

“Captain Menn’s professionalism and leadership perfectly complements our team. He will add value to our commitment of performing everyday tasks exceptionally well,” Assistant Chief Dexter K. Jones said of Menn’s promotion.

TABC Administrator Alan Steen said, “All of our recently promoted employees are very impressive in their own right and a very positive statement to the hiring, and, the mentoring we have been doing as an agency. Whenever we have a supervisor position opening, it brings the talented and the creative eTABC is the state agency that regulates all phases of the alcoholic beverage industry in Texas. The duties of the commission include regulating sales, taxation, importation, manufacturing, transporting and advertising of alcoholic beverages.

Mark Menn is the son of Bob and Sharon Menn of Kenedy.


Read more: mySouTex.com - Mark Menn promoted to captain at TABC
 

Trooper Don Plunkett was awarded as Criminal Interdiction Officer of the Year Aug. 16 at the DIAP Conference held in Glendale, Ariz. He was selected by a panel of Former Interdiction Officers of the Year throughout the United States. The award was based on 27 years of criminal interdiction cases with the Texas Department of Public Safety, on the highways of the State of Texas. In his career Trooper Plunkett made 248 criminal interdiction cases seizing over 16,400 pounds of marijuana, 100 kilograms of cocaine and other narcotics, and $2.5 million in U.S. currency.






Want to hear about the recent annual Chili cook-off?  Check out Devorah Fox's blog on the event.  Our thanks to Devorah for a great article.  Click on the link below to go to Devorah's blog.


http://devorahfox.com/index.php/festivals/hot-times-in-the-park/