Justin Berry

I am trying to help raise $8,000 to help 8 first responders go on mental wellness trip that I was afforded the opportunity to go on.

Therapeutic Recreation Group was there for me and many of my fellow officers during a crap moment in our lives. I cannot express how profoundly impactful that trip was for me and my colleagues. It was needed more than we realized at that time.

Officer Mental Health is very important to me and I ask that if you've ever wondered what you could do to truly help or show thanks to an officer in silent need, this organization is one I personally trust.

Please join me and support TRG in their honorable mission. Below is information on where the funds go. $1000 sponsors one officer, and there are 8 who have been identified to attend this trip.

Please donate $10, 100, or $1000 if you can towards this meaningful opportunity for these officers. ⚫️💙⚫️🇺🇸

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If you or someone you know has horrifically been a victim of any unlawful posting of n**e images please know the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has ways to assist in getting the images removed.

All law enforcement officers please be aware of this resource for any victims you are helping

For more information please go to:

Take It Down This service is one step you can take to help remove online n**e, partially n**e, or sexually explicit photos and videos taken before you were 18.

The weaponization of our Justice System by Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza has taken away the life of Officer Chris Taylor today. Chris knew that by wearing the badge of a police officer he may be called to make the ultimate sacrifice in the service and protection of another officer or his community. I do not believe he, nor his family, ever thought his life would be taken by a malicious District Attorney with a spiteful agenda against a police officer trying to protect himself and others. I have spoken with Law Enforcement leaders from around Texas and we all stand behind Officer Chris Taylor and the other maliciously persecuted officers against the ongoing weaponization of the justice system for rouge District Attorneys to abuse with impunity.

The sentencing of Officer Christopher Taylor highlights the historic abuse of office by Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza to further his personal war against the men and women of the Austin Police Department. Today Garza sent a clear message that police officers in Travis County, Texas are prohibited from defending themselves and others (to include members of this very community). When an armed subject charges at an officer to harm or kill that officer, every police officer has always been trained and taught they are legally justified in defending themselves or others from serious bodily injury or death. Today that is no longer the case. Jose Garza has set the policy that no police officer should respond to ANY call involving anyone in a mental health crisis, especially if they are armed with a weapon.

Chris is not the only officer under Garza’s hit list, there are many other Austin Police Officers awaiting their sham trials in this political miscarriage of justice. These officers and their families have had their entire lives ripped from them and are left waiting for their trail date to have Jose Garza take his shot at ending their lives too. Enough is enough with this abuse of power and miscarriage of justice. These officers and their families also need our support in what seems like a hopeless time for them.
While we wait for the appeals process to commence, I ask that you join me in praying for wisdom to our Texas Judicial system to see this sham trial for what it was and restore order and justice back to our great community in Texas.

Our society cannot function if the weaponization of our justice system continues. We have seen this gross abuse of office from radical District Attorneys who target their political opponents with impunity across our great nation these past few years. From President Trump to most recently Daniel Penny and all the 20+ officers of the Austin Police Department who have and are still going through this nightmare I pray that our next Congress takes a close look at Malicious Prosecution under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and ask what does malicious prosecution look like today? There must be a legal avenue to hold these rouge district attorneys accountable when they abuse their power and corrupt the justice system for their personal agendas.

Judge decides on 2-year prison sentence for Austin police officer in deadly conduct case The sentencing hearing for Austin police officer Christopher Taylor continues Tuesday afternoon.

I'm proud to announce the launch our new Non-profit, Back41. We are focused on helping injured 1st Responders remain in public service and help their employers retain these heroic emergency responders in their ranks. For more information click below:

www.back41.org

If you have a seriously injured officer facing a long recovery or on the verge of medical retirement who still wants to serve, please feel free to reach out.

Eclipse 2024...✅️

Rest in Peace to those lost serving and protecting our nation

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Today's the day to do your part to better our Nation, State, County, Courts and Schools. Elections truly do have consequences but they also have the opportunity to improve the struggles we face on a daily basis. Join me in casting your vote today for a better tomorrow 🗳🇺🇲