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While the rain was still pouring down, first responders rushed into action in Kerr County. In the air, on the ground and by boat, they rescued several hundred people over several days – some trapped in vehicles, some in flooded homes, even some found clinging to trees miles from...

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𝗂𝗇𝗍𝗋𝖾𝗌𝗉𝖾𝗄𝗍1 year ago

We are the most fortunate State because of the honorable and brave people that live in it. God Bless Texas. 🙏

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LadyonaMission1 year ago

Thank you to everyone who helped Texas.

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CommonSense1 year ago

Thank you for your service @TxDPS

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dextoro1 year ago

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DebraJCole1 year ago

These are amazing films to show young people that serving their communities is exhilaratingly rewarding and technically very advanced. Thank you, DPS!

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Ultra Sawlty Mega Maga Gal1 year ago

Sandy Creek TX NEEDS HELP!

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Tx_Massacre1 year ago

Thank you @TxDPS

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Luh Sprwhk1 year ago

This is totally going to make up for all the dead folks. Fuck those people, they'll get in the way of your PR campaign.

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Mike Mike1 year ago

🇺🇸🙏

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PinkBeachGirl🩷👙1 year ago

🙏🙏🙏

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MAGA Robert1 year ago

First responders did a heroic job. I hope that you stay involved and hold government officials accountable for a disaster that they knew would eventually happen and was completely avoidable. Way too many precious lives were lost and even more put at serious risk, including your own.

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