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Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and

Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and

Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and commander of the 89th Military Police Brigade out of Ft. Hood, Texas, at a community town hall meeting Nov. 8, 2018, at the Northwest Police Network Center ... More

Raul Ortiz, Chief Patrol for the Rio Grande Valley

Raul Ortiz, Chief Patrol for the Rio Grande Valley

Raul Ortiz, Chief Patrol for the Rio Grande Valley Sector, speaks at a community town hall meeting Nov. 8, 2018, at the Northwest Police Network Center and Training Facility in the city of McAllen, Texas. U.S. ... More

Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and

Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and

Col. Richard Ball, Task Force Griffin commander, and commander of the 89th Military Police Brigade out of Ft. Hood, Texas, speaks to Carlos Rodriguez, Director of Southern Operations Command, U.S. Customs and ... More

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