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Latest Chief James Brandon News

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Mar 8, 2023

K-9 Duco Retires from the Southlake Police Department

On March 7th, 2023, the City Council recognized the retirement of K-9 officer Duco, as presented by Police Chief James Brandon. Duco is an 11-year old Dutch Shephard that came to the Southlake Police Department from the Netherlands in February of 2015.  He was partnered with Officer Nate Anderson and together they have been responsible…
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Feb 21, 2023

A Southlake Story – Police Chief James Brandon

For the past ten years, Southlake Police Chief James Brandon has led the department first as an assistant chief and now as Chief. As far back as he can remember, Brandon only ever wanted to be a cop. He started his path to Southlake with the Corpus Christi Police Department. "I can remember having conversations…
A person in a police uniform sits at a desk. The text overlay reads "A Southlake Story: Police Chief James Brandon." In the background, a safe labeled "Winchester" is visible.
Feb 21, 2023

A Southlake Story – Police Chief James Brandon

For the past ten years, Southlake Police Chief James Brandon has led the department first as an assistant chief and now as Chief. As far back as he can remember, Brandon only ever wanted to be a cop. He started his path to Southlake with the Corpus Christi Police Department. "I can remember having conversations…