Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Senior Corporal Victor Antonio Lozada, Sr.

Dallas Police Department, Texas

End of Watch Friday, February 22, 2008

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Reflections for Senior Corporal Victor Antonio Lozada, Sr.

With deep sadness I heard of this tragic news today. Sending lots of prayers and sympathy to your wife, children, family, friends, and entire department. You gave the ultimate sacrifice in serving and protecting, and will not be forgotten. "A Hero does not become a Hero by their death, but by how they lived their life." God Bless!

Police Dispatcher Sara Singleton
Howard County Maryland Police Communications 911 Center

February 22, 2008

May peace and comfort be with you. Thank you for your years of service.

Major Elliott

February 22, 2008

Thank you, your family will remain in my prayers.Now it is time to rest. May God Bless.

captain Don Aldridge
mpd

February 22, 2008

Corporal Lozada-Tirado,
Your service and sacrifice will not be forgotten. You and your entire family are in our prayers. Rest Easy Brother!

Dep Paul Sperandeo Ofc Amy Sperandeo
Jefferson Parish Sheriffs Office, Gretna Police Dept. LA

February 22, 2008

MY BROTHER REST IN PEACE WITH THE ANGLES. I WILL PRAY FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY GOD'S SPEED

P/O
PHILA PD

February 22, 2008

Rest In Peace brother. We got it from here.

Police Officer
Dallas PD

February 22, 2008

A Tribute to the Heroes Among Us

Dedicated to Emergency Response Personnel everywhere and F.A.M.I.L.Y.

Our hearts go out to you and your families. You’re in our thoughts and our prayers. Thank you just doesn’t seem like enough for men who are heroes when we need them, but invisible, ignored, and unappreciated when we don’t.

You rescue us, save our possessions, our lives and our families. You are the heroes among us. You are always there for us in the most traumatic moments of our lives. No matter when we call, we just expect that you will come and do whatever it takes to help us. Your selflessness and dedication are awe-inspiring. We show our appreciation with low pay, little respect, and indifference for the issues in your lives, most of the time. As young children, we want to grow up and be you until we get older and realize the risk isn’t worth the reward.

As outsiders, we envy you, secretly. You have benefits in your careers that our jobs just can’t provide. Your work is not the same old thing every day. You get the opportunity to be heroes every time you go to work. You obviously love what you do, and you’re a family. You have a oneness the rest of society longs for. You care about and support each other. You know each other’s families, share each other’s lives. The rest of us face life’s trials and tribulations alone. You are never alone. You have each other, always.

It is our loss not to know you better. This world, this country, your individual towns truly are better places because of you. To lose one of you is a great tragedy, an irreplaceable, immeasurable loss for society. We should be grateful for and to you, and honor you regularly for all you do for us day in and day out without a word of thanks or praise.

We should be ashamed of ourselves; and yet, you continue to do all you do for us in spite of our behavior, which speaks to the people you are. How many of us are willing to do a job knowing we may not go home at the end of the day?

Maybe one day in the future, you will be recognized for all you do with better pay, and the community support and respect you so richly deserve. Until then, hang tough together, and God Bless You and your families.

Anonymous
Houston, Tx

February 22, 2008

God Bless you sir. Thank you for your service to this nation. I wish the best of luck for your family and friends.

ryan
phoenix,az

February 22, 2008

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this difficult time.

SA
DEA

February 22, 2008

"For motor officers are a special breed, they love to ride the wind.....And when you hear the thunder boom, the fallen ones ride again" You will always be in our hearts and prayers. RIP brother.

Motor Officer LeMond
Cedar Park PD

February 22, 2008

Rest in Peace Sir.

February 22, 2008

Rest in peace brother.

Officer M. Hubbard
Ontwa Township/Edwardsburg Police

February 22, 2008

Rest in peace Victor. We will take the watch. Thank you from all of us.

Offcer RM Taylor
US DOJ

February 22, 2008

To the members of the Dallas Police Department and Senior Corporal Lozada's family:

I offer my deepest condolences to everyone who knew and loved Corporal Lozada. Many officers die each and every year in many different ways. What a tragic loss this is. Though I never knew Corporal Lozada, I can only imagine what the Lozada and Dallas PD family are going through. Corporal Lozada was serving not only his community today, but also the potential future of the United States. Tragically he lost his life in the process, but it is not in vain. He will be remembered, by those who did and did not know him, because he has made the ultimate sacrifice for all. May God bless you Corporal Lozada, and his family and friends during this most difficult time. You will be rememered my brother in blue. Rest in peace and go forth with the Lord.

Police Officer
Grand Prairie PD

February 22, 2008

Texas suffers today again. Third officer in three days. Two accidents and one by gunfire. Three line of duty deaths. The whole country mourns for Texas.

I am sure Senator Clinton mourns your loss. You will be remembered in history as a hero. Escorting a Presidential candidate is another one of those "routine" jobs an officer does.

I am sure your family thinks of you as a hero. We all feel what they are going through.

John Greene of Lebanon In.
Brother of Indiana State Trooper Mike Greene EOW 2-5-1993

February 22, 2008

RIP Brother.

Cdt. Hisker
BAVFC

February 22, 2008

On behalf of my department, my condolences to the family of Senior Corporal Lozada-Tirado and the Dallas Police Department.

Trooper
Colorado State Patrol

February 22, 2008

My heart goes out to Officer Lozada's family. This family has been in my prayers since the breaking news this morning. Officer Lozada is a hero.

Amy
Burleson Police Wives Association

February 22, 2008

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Sr. Corporal Lozada-Tirado. I know that this news is devastating for so many. I pray that God will protect and comfort those who are grieving at this time. Thank you Sr. Corporal for your service, and for the choices you made that led you to become an officer. It is tougher and tougher it seems these days to maintain standards which allow you to become an officer. You not only chose this path, and followed through, but continued to shine as you career flourished. Thank you for providing your service with pride. God Bless your family and coworkers.

Officer
Lewisville PD

February 22, 2008

My wife and I want both the Dallas Police Department and Sr.Cpl. Lozada-Tirado's family know that our thoughts and prayers are with them in this time or sorrow.

Officer Ryan Grelle
Denton, Texas Police Department

February 22, 2008

My condolences to officer Lozada-Tirados family, and his brother and sister officers. As motor officers we all know the dangers of diginatry escorts, and have all been in situations where we have felt the brush of an angels wings. Today, they could not get to Victor fast enough, and he rides on ahead of us to join them, and watch over us all. Ride on Victor, ride on.

PO 947
SCPD NY

February 22, 2008

Rest now bro', we'll take it from here.

PO J A Bottillo
Troy NY PD

February 22, 2008

Thankyou CORPORAL LOZADA-TIRADO for your service and sacrifice. You are a hero to us all, keep watch over us as we carry on in your name. GOD bless your family during these tragic times

POLICE OFFICER 9TH DISTRICT
PHILA PA

February 22, 2008

RIP

Ptl
NJ

February 22, 2008

God bless and keep you all. Peace be with you.

KY LEO wife

February 22, 2008

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