Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) provided keynote remarks at the 23^rd Annual Motor Vehicle Criminal Interdiction Training and Intelligence Sharing Meeting on August 13^th in San Antonio. 

“A career in law enforcement requires sacrifice, courage, and a dedication to serve others,” said Congressman Henry Cuellar. “The State of Texas has the longest stretch of the border with Mexico than any other State, measuring at 1,254 miles, and contains four High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas. You all have demonstrated law enforcement’s great commitment to disrupting and dismantling criminal enterprises that pose a threat to our community and we all owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to all federal, state and local law enforcement agencies who work tirelessly over the years.”  

“We are excited that we were able to host this training,” said Lieutenant Richard Jankovsky of the Texas Department of Public Safety.  “We have been able to share very important information and have forged relationships that will last a life time.  Through these relationships we have ensured that officers from across the country will strive to combat terrorism and transnational criminal activity.  Attendance at the conference was over 800 people.” 

Congressman Cuellar addressed over 500 local, state, and federal law enforcement officers from across the country who were recognized for their achievements in significant seizures and exchange of intelligence.  For more information on the conference, please visit: http://mvci-association.com/.

Congressman Cuellar addresses over 800 law enforcement officers from across the country at the 23rd Annual Motor Vehicle Criminal Interdiction Training and Intelligence Sharing Meeting on August 13th in San Antonio