Louisiana 2018 3rd Special Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR1

Introduced
6/18/18  
Introduced
6/18/18  
Engrossed
6/18/18  
Engrossed
6/18/18  
Passed
6/24/18  

Caption

Posthumously commends Deputy Brandon Nielsen and Deputy Jeremy Triche of the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office who were slain in the line of duty

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of honoring law enforcement officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their community. By officially acknowledging Deputy Nielsen and Deputy Triche's contributions to public safety, HCR1 reinforces the value of law enforcement within Louisiana law and society. It serves as a reminder of the dangers faced by officers in the field and the need for ongoing support for law enforcement agencies.

Summary

HCR1 is a House Concurrent Resolution in Louisiana that posthumously commends two deputies, Brandon Nielsen and Jeremy Triche, from the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office. The deputies were tragically slain in the line of duty while responding to a shooting incident. The resolution serves as an official recognition of their bravery and dedication to public safety, expressing heartfelt sympathies to their families and extending gratitude for their service to the community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR1 is respectful and somber, as it calls for communal recognition and remembrance of the fallen deputies. The resolution showcases a shared understanding within the legislature of the sacrifices made by law enforcement personnel and reflects the community's appreciation for their service. There is a collective sense of loss and mourning that accompanies the resolution, underscoring the gravity of the events that led to the deputies' deaths.

Contention

While HCR1 is largely a non-controversial resolution aimed at honoring fallen law enforcement officers, discussions surrounding law enforcement generally may touch on broader issues, such as police conduct and community relations. However, HCR1's primary focus on commemoration seeks to avoid divisive debates and instead promote unity and support for the families of the fallen deputies and the law enforcement community as a whole.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SCR32

Commends posthumously law enforcement officers from the Acadiana region who died or were slain in the line of duty.

LA SCR98

Commends posthumously law enforcement officers from the Acadiana region who died or were slain in the line of duty.

LA HB63

Designates a portion of United States Highway 61 as the "Deputy Brandon Nielsen and Deputy Jeremy Triche Memorial Highway"

LA SR188

Commends Sergeant Jonathan Walker of the St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office on being the recipient of the 2022 Deputy Valor Award.

LA HR193

Commends St. Tammany Parish Deputy Robert "Andre" Ardeneaux, recipient of the 2017 Deputy of the Year Award

LA SCR54

Commends Detective Vernon Bailey Jr. of the St. John the Baptist Sheriff's Office on being named Officer of the Year.

LA SR183

Commends Robert "Andre" Ardeneaux of the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office on being the recipient of the 2017 Deputy of the Year Award presented by the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association.

LA HR195

Posthumously commends East Baton Rouge Parish Deputy Bradford Allen Garafola, Sr., recipient of the 2017 Deputy Valor Award

LA HR134

Commends Deputy Brett Savant of the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office on being named 2023 Deputy of the Year by the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association

LA SCR53

Commends Deputy Steven Dailey upon being named Officer of the Third Quarter 2015 and receiving a 2015 Life Saving Award.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.