A Ukrainian police officer who last year trained with the Houston Police Department is wearing a 'Don't Mess with Texas' patch while fighting for his country, according to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
A photo posted to Twitter by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick showing a Ukrianian police officer wearing a"Don't mess with Texas" patch.
A Ukrainian police officer who last year trained with the Houston Police Department is wearing a"Don't Mess with Texas" patch while fighting for his country, according to Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.'TEXAS STANDS WITH UKRAINE':last year and sent this photo showing the patch he proudly wears in his fight for his country.
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