La Marque Police Association

06/11/2025

🚔🚔HOMICIDE SUSPECT SENTENCED AFTER 14-YEAR MANHUNT🚔🚔

On June 11, 2025, Moises Perez Alvarez, 67, of Mexico, was sentenced to 40 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice after pleading guilty to the 2009 murder of 45-year-old Faith Marie Guillory.

The homicide occurred on September 14, 2009, in La Marque. Following the murder, Alvarez fled the country and remained a fugitive for over 14 years. In October 2023, he was apprehended in Mexico. While the initial reason for his arrest was not publicly disclosed, the U.S. Department of Justice worked in coordination with Mexican authorities to secure his extradition. He was returned to Galveston County and booked into the county jail on February 22, 2024.

The Galveston County District Attorney’s Office consulted with the victim’s family before extending the plea offer.

We extend our deepest gratitude to all agencies and personnel involved in bringing Alvarez to justice. Their tireless efforts ensured accountability and helped bring closure to the family of Faith Marie Guillory.

06/02/2025

R.I.P sir. 🙏🩵💙

06/02/2025

❤️❤️❤️

Today, on National Cancer Survivors Day 2025, we’re celebrating a journey of strength, hope, and healing.

In October 2023, our own LMPD Detective Thomasson, was diagnosed with stage 2A breast cancer. Just two months later she underwent a double mastectomy with reconstructive surgery. Throughout her journey, she faced 8 rounds of chemo and 36 rounds of radiation.

We’re proud to share that she’s been cancer-free since July 2024!

To everyone fighting, surviving, or supporting someone they love: you are not alone. Let’s continue to spread hope and honor every warrior’s journey.

06/02/2025

Welcome aboard!

LMPD Cadets, Bryce Hamilton, and Bryan Meno, graduated yesterday from the Basic Police Officer Academy at Galveston College.
(Pictured, L to R: Lieutenant Forrest Gandy, Bryce Hamilton, Chief Randall Aragon, Bryan Meno, and Lieutenant Gilberto (“Lt. Grod”) Rodriguez.)

Chief Aragon was the “Guest Speaker”: as customary in such speeches, his remarks to the new officers included, “As police officers they must”:

1. Police constitutionally
2. Police compassionately
3. Police consistently

As usual at these graduations, the Chief’s customary closing comments include, “I know you may already have a job offer at a police agency, however, should you change your mind, consider LMPD, as
“You have seen the rest, come join the best, LMPD””.

05/29/2025

05/27/2025

Please help if you can!

On May 1, 2025, my dad, Cory Scott, was diagnosed with Esophageal Cance… Nikki and Areef Bhuyan needs your support for Support Cory Scott's Battle with Cancer

05/20/2025

La Marque Police Association
P.O. Box 944
La Marque, Texas 77568
May 20, 2025

📢📢📣📣Residents of La Marque,

The La Marque Police Association would like to express its strong support for the continued efforts of our officers in reducing crime within our community. One of the critical ways we work toward this goal is through proactive policing measures, including conducting traffic stops for traffic offenses and engaging in drug interdiction operations.

Traffic enforcement plays a vital role in maintaining public safety on our roads. By identifying and addressing violations such as speeding, reckless driving, and impaired driving, officers help prevent accidents and save lives. These stops also serve as an important tool in identifying individuals involved in more serious criminal activities.

Additionally, our commitment to drug interdiction is essential to curbing the flow of drugs and guns into our neighborhoods. These efforts not only disrupt the drug dealers and buyers, but also contribute to a safer, healthier environment for all residents.

The La Marque Police Association stands firmly behind these enforcement strategies and commends the dedication of our officers who work tirelessly to uphold the law and protect our community. We encourage continued support from local leadership and community members to ensure the success of these vital initiatives.

Sincerely,
Richard Garcia
President
La Marque Police Association

05/16/2025

Our police department has outgrown its current home—a former bank building that has served the police department for about 30 years. As our community has grown, so has our police force, leading to cramped, outdated conditions that are no longer efficient and beneficial to our officers or the residents of La Marque. A new, modern facility would provide a safer, more welcoming space for community members and allow our officers to better serve and protect. Investing in a new police department is an investment in the future of La Marque.

Richard Garcia
La Marque Police Association President

The city council has until Aug. 18 to call a bond election for a new public safety building, which city and police department leaders say is desperately needed.

05/14/2025

05/13/2025

Way to go LMPD!

05/12/2025

National Police week, May 11th-May 17th.

This National Police Week, we honor the dedication, sacrifice, and service of law enforcement officers across the nation.

To those who protect and serve our communities — thank you. We remember the fallen, support the brave, and stand with their families. Your commitment does not go unnoticed.

05/12/2025

👮‍♂️💙 This National Police Week, we honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of law enforcement officers across Texas and the nation. Officers and families are gathering in Washington DC this week to pay tribute to the fallen, celebrate their service, and stand united in remembrance.💙🫡
For a list of events, visit nleomf.org or
https://nleomf.org/memorial/programs/national-police-week-2025/police-week-schedule-2025/