The new police chief at Texas State says the campus community has been supportive as she assumed the responsibilities and made history at the same time. Bobcat Update Update's Cordel Finley has the story.
Laurie Espinoza Clouse has had the job since February 4th. She was hired after a nine-month search following the resignation of Jose Banales. Clouse, the first woman to be named police chief at Texas State, credits the university's commitment to diversity as one of the key reasons she pursued the job.
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Clouse has a degree in education and taught for two years but decided along the way that law enforcement was her true calling.
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Clouse says that Texas State and San Marcos have made her feel welcome.
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Being the first female Chief of Police at Texas State, Clouse says her position will help those who want to follow in her path.
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Standup: In her spare time, Clouse says that she enjoys working out with Camp Gladiator as well as camping trips with her husband. For Bobcat Update, I'm Cordel Finley.
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