At the beginning of the covid19 pandemic my daughter was a passenger in an unreported wreck.

I was stopped on I-35 heading north because of a missing front license plate on the vehicle I rented. The attending officer was named Officer Kinslow.

I had the pleasure of interacting with Trooper Garza on a traffic stop. I happily asserted my constitutional rights during our interaction.

Officer Acker demonstrated uncommon understanding and courtesy to me while I was in a stressed frame of mind.

On Wednesday, May 6, my son and I were headed for our first trip out of the house to Weatherford for some errands. We live in Eastland and were about 10 minutes away from Weatherford when we experienced a flat tire.

My wife and myself would like to thank Officer Montoya and the DPS department for assisting us when we had a flat tire on I-35 Thur. 05/14/20.

I just wanted to reach out and complement Trooper B. Lopez. I have never had an unpleasant experience in 25 years of driving Texas roads from any DPS Trooper.

Trooper Jordan was cordial and respectful during my stop and I felt no negative energy emanating from him, he knew and was confident in why he had pulled me over.

Due to a family emergency in Ohio, we were traveling in a motorhome and towing a trailer to haul our car. We had a flat tire on the trailer about 10 miles east of Shamrock, TX.

I have been in the Security Business for 20 years. When the TOPS program was launched, It was a nightmare. Vast improvements have been made. When things go right it is great. When things go wrong it is a nightmare.