Name of the Probation Officer
Collin County Juvenile Services

LAW ENFORCEMENT PRAYER

I have taken an Oath to serve and protect
my fellow man. Guide me safely in my duties to
do the very best that i can. Give me the ability to
stop those things that are wrong, to bring comfort
and safety by restoring it to those to whom it belongs.
And dear lord, if like you, I am called upon to give
the ultimate sacrifice for the badge i proudly wear
upon my chest. Let it be said. "I served with dignity,
honor and love and gave my very best."
Amen.

The Brave and The Proud

I Have Taken An Oath To Serve And
Protect My Fellow Man. Guide Me Safely
In My Duties To Do The Very Best That I Can.
Give Me The Ability To Stop Those Things
That Are Wrong, To Bring Comfort And Safety
By Restoring It To Those To Whom It Belongs.
And Dear Lord, If Like You, I Am Called Upon
To Give The Ultimate Sacrifice For The Badge
I Proudly Wear Upon My Chest. Let It Be Said.
"I Served With Dignity, Honor And Love And
Gave My Very Best." Amen.

Patrolman's Name
Law Enforcement Exploring Program

"Law enforcement officers are never off duty."

To A District Attorney

“There are heroes in this world.
They’re called District Attorneys.
They don’t get to have clients,
people who smile at them at the end of the trial,
who look them in the eye and say, ‘thank you.’
Nobody is there to appreciate the District Attorney, because we work for the state.
And our gratitude comes only from knowing
there’s a tide out there. A tide the size of a tsunami coming out of a bottomless cesspool. A tide called crime, which, if left unchecked will rob every American
of his freedom. A tide which strips individuals of the privilege of being able to, to walk down a dark street
or take twenty dollars out of an ATM machine without fear of being mugged. All Congress does is talk, but it’s
the District Attorney who grabs his sword,
who digs into the trenches and fights the fight.
Who dogs justice day, after day, after day without thanks, without so much as a simple pat on the back. But we do it. We do it, we do it because we are
the crusaders, the last frontier of American justice. Knowing that if a man cannot feel safe, he can never,never feel free.”