Letter to the Editor – Chuck Shaheen
Andy [Kober],
You wrote a very compelling story in this week’s Houston Home Journal on why would anyone want to be a cop. My heart goes out to our police officers. We have very committed and devoted Warner Robins Police Department and Houston County Sheriff’s Department.
We are blessed to live in a safe County mainly due to all their efforts to serve and protect. Thank you for your comments. You are spot on.
Best regards,
Chuck Shaheen
Psalm 20:4-5
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