Deputy Juan Pena At Work

Deputy Juan Pena At Work
Galveston County Sheriff

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At the recent Battle Of The Badge's competition in Galveston County, Sheriff's Department Lieutenant Juan Pena captured some very familiar desperados in the lobby and an alert photographer was on the scene to document his actions.

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