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Daring rescue on Sabine River earns Coast Guard Officer top honor

Daring rescue on Sabine River earns Coast Guard Officer top honor
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First Officer Rollins, a.k.a. Earvie Rollins Jr., 30 years old, was born and raised in Richmond, California. He graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in 2011. He was reared in the Baptist church and is currently a musician at the St. John MBC in Richmond. Officer Rollins took the necessary steps to acquire his license and started flight instruction in 2017 out of Livermore Municipal Airport at ATP Flight School. He obtained his FAA Flight Instructor Certificate and his FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate. By Evelyn Rollins McDonald First Officer Rollins, a.k.a. Earvie Rollins Jr., 30 years old, was born and raised in Richmond, California. He graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in 2011. He was reared in the Baptist church and is currently a musician at the St. John MBC in Richmond. All his life he has

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Waxahaxhie police officer receives commendation for life-saving action

Waxahachie Daily Light A Waxahachie Police Department officer was commended for his life-saving actions during a major vehicular incident earlier this month. Officer Austin Rollins received a standing ovation at the Jan. 19 Waxahachie City Council meeting after Fire Chief Ricky Boyd presented the letter of commendation to Rollins. “While we expect our policemen and firemen to help out those in need, we felt like his actions that day were especially significant,” Boyd said. “He didn’t have fire gear on, a hose line or anything like that to protect him. He thought only of the victim, first and foremost.” On the afternoon of Jan. 9, police and fire units responded to a major accident on North U.S. Highway 77 in Waxahachie.

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