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Source: Deming Headlight

Officer reflects on career, SWAT leadership, service By Dustin Armendariz Headlight Staff Lt. Bobby Chavez made an emotional last call as a Deming police officer last Thursday, turning out to be a trying time as he marked the end of his Deming Police Department service after more than 20 years. Chavez was met in front of the fire department with his family, friends and colleagues lining Gold Avenue in appreciation of him and his service to his community. He made his final call of service in his unit with his two sons right by his side, offering strength and support for their father as he struggled to give his last call out. With tears in his eyes, Chavez signed off one last time, and was met one by one outside of his unit by his supporters, whom he hugged and thanked. Each of his colleagues lined the street waiting to shake his hand, hug and thank him.

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