RAYMOND GARIVEY

No bombs found after man called claiming to have planted several bombs inside Kemah Walmart, prompting evacuations

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The man called, asking for 10,000 or the bombs would be detonated.

With me the entire time:’ Freeport police chief draws strength from Officer Abigail during his COVID-19 fight

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FREEPORT, Texas – Many members of law enforcement have contracted COVID-19 since the pandemic began in March. Over the weekend, Freeport Police Chief Raymond Garivey became one of them. You may remember Garivey from his connection with a beloved little girl named Abigail Arias. Remembering Officer Abigail AriasIn February 2019, the chief made Abigail an honorary police officer. The chief is recovering at home and will return to work later this month.

Bells for Abigail: A tribute to a courageous cancer fighter, Officer 758

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Her story touched people around the world and started a movement. This KPRC 2 project aims to honor Abigail Arias.