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THAT FUNNY, FUNNY MUSICAL SHOWING
TUESDAY, OCT. 25 IN RUDDER AUDITORIUM.
I’M GOING TO THE MSC BOX OFFICE RIGHT
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A Texas A&M Town Hall Special Attraction
Policemen, deputies graduate
Lawbreakers are destroying
American society while the rest of
her citizens are refusing to get in
volved, a 26-year law enforcement
officer said Friday at Texas A&M.
“And right in the middle of the
whole social phenomena is the
police officer,” said Bob Wyatt, spe
cial agent of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
Wyatt addressed the 65th class of
peace officers to graduate from the
basic certification course of the Law
Enforcement and Security Training
Division, Texas Engineering Exten
sion Service. The Extension Service
is part of the Texas A&M University
System.
Twenty-one rookie policemen
and sheriffs deputies received cer
tificates. They were presented by
Chief Ira E. Scott, division head,
and Bill Cooksey, course instructor.
Choya K. Walling of the Bryan
Police Department scored highest
among the trainees. Kenneth Mil
ler, also chosen the most outstand
ing student, and Class President
Ray Thaler had highest scores on
the firing range. Miller is from the
Madison County Sheriffs Office;
Thaler, the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Dept., from Ledbetter.
The group s training, required by
law within six months of becoming a
police officer, equipped the new
peace officers with a broad base of
knowledge on which to build their
law enforcement careers.
Wyatt informed the group that in
dealing with law-abiding citizens,
they are facing a “bunch of moral
marshmallows.
When asked to serve on juries.
Texas A&M Town Hall
Presents
SERIES PERFORMANCE #2
they renege and hack off, observed
the Houston area FBI special agent.
“When they do serve, they want
somebody else to put the person in
prison when he’s found guilty. They
can’t have it on their conscience,
they say.”
They pass the buck,” Wyatt
charged. “They want George to do
it. Well, George ain’t gonna do it for
you.”
I’m sick of police being called
pigs, especially by a punk who
never worked, never votes and
never takes a bath, he added. I m
sick of court decisions. I m sick of an
imaginary push that has brought the
careers of two Houston police offi
cers into disrepute. I m sick that
police are bleeding, brained and
blinded because bystanders won’t
think.
Wyatt asked tor fairness for law
enforcement personnel.
He noted that FBI agents have
been indicted for illegal
and mail tampering i n att em J
counteract the Weathermen
this is not your latest rod .
group. For those who don’tf
they vowed in the 1960s to
throw the government of the
They bombed college campus
committed acts of terrorism"
In 1970, the FBI was inst,
to identify them and get|
Using well-known techniquesJ
open manner, they proceeded]
so “in defense of the countrya
citizens of this country.”
They were following ore
Wyatt reminded.
“But draft dodgers anddes,,
who could not follow orders,j
pardoned and excused,”
served.
The day after New Yorks
Sam” murder, David Berkos]
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