Law Enforcement Partnership
Summary
Williamson County is teaming up with Texas State University students to help detectives crack cold cases. It gives students hands-on experience while bringing fresh perspectives to unsolved investigations.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
This partnership costs taxpayers next to nothing while maximizing existing public safety resources.
Local detectives get extra brainpower, and students score awesome real-world experience for their resumes.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
WHO supports Wilco Brown Santa program, local families in need
The Women Helping Others met with representatives of The Williamson County Brown Santa program and Sheriff Matthew Lindemann during the organization’s October meeting. The Williamson County Brown Santa program helps bring holiday cheer to hundreds of families each year, providing toys, clothing and books for children whose families live outside city or town limits where similar holiday assistance programs are available.
Investigative interns: Sheriff’s Office enters partnership with TXST to solve Cold Cases
Williamson County’s Cold Case Unit will receive help from four Texas State University student interns under a new partnership approved by the Williamson County Commissioners Court on October 21. The internship program will give students hands-on investigative experience while helping detectives review unsolved cases and identify potential new leads.
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