HCSO Motor Units joined community members at the 11th annual “Ride with Me” event to support breast cancer survivors. The deputies ensured that the community members were able to safely make it to their final destination in Texas City by providing a motorcycle escort.

Today, the Vehicular Crimes Division celebrated the retirement of Deputy Shawn Woelk. Deputy Woelk, thank you for your 33 years of service to the residents of Harris County.

In honor of #DiaDeLosMuertos, family and friends of fallen hero HCSOTexas Sgt. Ramon Gutierrez prepared an ofrenda in remembrance of Ramon and our fallen deputies. On this day, we remember that death is not an end, but a continuation of life's journey. #DayoftheDead

Thank you, FOX26Houston, for covering our gathering to honor fallen Officer Ramon Gutierrez and other HCSO deputies on Dia de los Muertos. May we always remember their sacrifice and legacy. fox26houston.com/news/harris-co…

HCSO VCD joined Harris Health on National Injury Prevention Day to educate the community on the dangers of impaired driving. Ensure you always designate a sober driver if you have been drinking. Driving impaired is never worth the risk. #endthestreaktx

Today, the Vehicular Crimes Division cooked an appreciation BBQ Lunch for our Citizen Police Academy who graciously volunteer and support our deputies. Thanks to 🅰️sian🅰️merican🅿️eace🅾️fficers’🅰️ssociation for your support and providing the delicious BBQ!

Today, the Vehicular Crimes Division celebrated the retirement of Captain Marcus Kinnard-Bing. Captain, thank you for your incredible leadership and 33 years of service to the residents of Harris County.

Sgt. Latham joined Houston Public Media to share holiday travel safety tips. Roads will be busy, so plan ahead, never drive impaired, always buckle up, and pack your patience. #EndtheStreakTX houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/…

Today, HCSO Vehicular Crimes Division partnered with other agencies to conduct proactive traffic law enforcement in the Cypress Station area. The initiative resulted in 72 traffic stops, 62 citations, and 40 warnings. Please drive carefully and obey all traffic laws.

Photos from our Vehicular Crimes Division last night. Please stay home and do not attempt to drive in these conditions. HCSOTexas