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   Virginia State Police. 309,879 likes · 3,504 talking about this · 3,308 were here. This is the official VSP Facebook page. If you have an emergency, call 911 or #77 (cell).

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   This group is for family, friends, and alumni of the Virginia State Police. This page in no way is owned, managed or affiliated with the Virginia State Police or the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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   With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of #VSP Explosives Detection K9 Aron. K9 Aron proudly served the Commonwealth and VSP for over six years,...

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5. www.wtvr.com › news › local-newsWatch trooper's emotional sign off after 37 years - WTVR.com

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   May 30, 2021 · Video posted to the Virginia State Police Facebook page shows Master Trooper Al Allen signing off for a final time Friday.

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   What happened at the Alamo?

   • The siege of the Alamo began the Texas War for Independence, also called the Texas Revolution. For the rest of us, uncountable accounts of the Siege at the Alamo run ubiquitously in Texas. At different points in history, the City of San Antonio, the Catholic Church, and the U.S. federal government all claimed ownership of the Alamo. No wonder!

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   Who occupied the Alamo?

   • The Mexican, Texian, American, Confederate, and U.S. armies occupied the Alamo as a military garrison. After the U.S. Army abandoned the Alamo in 1876, the mission property was split and sold into sections, and then abandoned again, when it fell into ruins.

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   • The Alamo Cenotaph is a memorial located near the entrance to the Alamo. The Cenotaph commemorates the men and women who defended the Alamo, which represented Texas as an Independent Nation State, instead of surrendering, despite overwhelming odds. They all died in the Siege.

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   Apr 18, 2024 · The Alamo’s private police force is called the Alamo Rangers. A former security chief of the Alamo Rangers reported he saw ghosts at Texas beloved shrine. Legends and stories abound about spirits of mission friars, American Indians, Mexican soldiers, and Alamo defenders haunting the entire Alamo area.