Sergeant Paul Buckles, a Sheriff's Deputy with the Potter County Sheriff's Office (Amarillo) was involved in a multiple-agency training exercise dealing with active shooter situations. During the exercise Sergeant Buckles suffered a heart attack. He was treated at the scene by officers and paramedics then transported to a nearby hospital. Though a tremendous effort was made to save his life, Sergeant Buckles died a short time later.
Sergeant Buckles had served with the Potter County Sheriff's Office for over twenty-five years. He was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division at the time of his death. I am proud to honor this veteran officer on the pages of Desert Hot Air, and I extend my deepest sympathy, along with that of other Texans, to the family, friends, and fellow peace officers in their loss. I also extend my gratitude to Sergeant Buckles for his service to his community and the people of Texas.
Sergeant Buckles had served with the Potter County Sheriff's Office for over twenty-five years. He was assigned to the Criminal Investigation Division at the time of his death. I am proud to honor this veteran officer on the pages of Desert Hot Air, and I extend my deepest sympathy, along with that of other Texans, to the family, friends, and fellow peace officers in their loss. I also extend my gratitude to Sergeant Buckles for his service to his community and the people of Texas.
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