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SEPT 2026. Blues Vol 42 No.9

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SEPT 2026. Blues Vol 42 No.9 FEATURES/COVER 84 WHEN RESILIENCE IS NO LONGER ENOUGH 96 ACT OF BETRAYAL "WHEN THE BADGE NO LONGER PROTECTS YOU" INSIDE/DEPARTMENTS PUBLISHER’S THOUGHTS EDITOR REX EVANS THOUGHTS WEST COAST EDITOR - JESSICA JONES WORDS OF FAITH - LT. JOHN KING LETTERS FROM READERS GUEST COMMENTARY - MICHAEL BARRON GUEST COMMENTARY - DAN MYERS GUEST COMMENTARY - POLICE LAW NEWS NEWS AROUND THE US BREAKING NEWS PRODUCTS - SORITE K9, 5.11, MDE CALENDAR OF EVENTS REMEMBERING OUR FALLEN HEROES WAR STORIES AFTERMATH HONORING BLUE HEART HEROES BLUEPRINTS OF RESILIENCE HEALING OUR HEROES DARYL’S DELIBERATIONS LIGHT BULB AWARD ADS BACK IN THE DAY PARTING SHOTS NOW HIRING BACK PAGE

AROUND THE COUNTRY CREEK

AROUND THE COUNTRY CREEK CNTY, OK. Deputy Sheriff Burlie Duvall was killed at a crash scene on Route 460 west of Cabin Field Road, in Campbell County. Deputy Sheriff Burlie Duvall was killed at a crash scene on Route 460 west of Cabin Field Road, in Campbell County, at approximately 5:33 p.m. He and another deputy were returning to Appomattox County from the Central Virginia Criminal Justice Academy when they encountered a crash in the roadway. They activated their emergency lights and parked in the left lane to assist at the scene. An approaching tractor-trailer swerved to avoid the emergency vehicles and struck Deputy Duvall. Deputy Duvall died at the scene. Seven additional people were transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Appomattox County Sheriff Robert Richardson said Duvall “dedicated his life to protecting this community, and he gave that life while serving others.” “His courage, selflessness and commitment to duty will never be forgotten,” the sheriff said in a statement. Deputy Duvall had served with the Appomattox County Sheriff's Office for only two months. He had previously served with the Prince George's County, Maryland, Department of Corrections. He is survived by his wife, three DEPUTY SHERIFF BURLIE W. DUVALL, III children, nine siblings, parents, maternal grandparents, and nine nieces and nephews. THE FASTEST 4 SECONDS by Jay "Packy" Dempsey, A H Paul In The Fastest 4 Seconds, retired Sergeant Jay "Packy" Dempsey tells the true story of a split-second encounter that changed his life forever. What began as a routine disturbance call in Selma, Alabama, turned into a violent struggle for survival, forcing Packy to make a life-or-death decision in mere moments. Luckily, his K-9, Princess, who he bought as a puppy and trained on his own, was there to intervene, giving Packy enough time to defend himself. CLICK HERE TO ORDER FROM AMAZON 36 The BLUES SEPTEMBER ‘26

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