Jean Clark

The gun Durbin was said to have used was never found, although three screwdrivers and a pry bar were discovered, and sheriff's office Capt. Gene Clark eventually told the press Simmons was mistaken and there never was a gun.
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Capt. Clark testified the informant told his department Durbin was going to break into a safe in the house, however the jury, composed of Mark Gamet , Dr. Clinton Maupin and Mrs. Rose Ricci, were told there was no safe in the house.

The gun Durbin was said to have used was never found, although three screwdrivers and a pry bar were discovered, and sheriff's office Capt. Gene Clark eventually told the press Simmons was mistaken and there never was a gun.
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Capt. Clark testified the informant told his department Durbin was going to break into a safe in the house, however the jury, composed of Mark Gamet, Dr. Clinton Maupin and Mrs. Rose Ricci, were told there was no safe in the house.

Captain: Jean Clark

"I was told to have a total unit recall (Tuesday) and by noon (Wednesday) to be ready to go," said Capt. Jean Clark, operations officer of the 204th Security Forces Squadron.The unit is authorized for 112 airmen, but Clark wouldn't say exactly how many would go to Louisiana.

Clark wouldn't allow reporters into the 204th facility -- once the location of the Sergeants Major Academy at Fort Bliss.

The mission "could be moving sandbags, it could be cutting trees, or it could be securing the Capitol," Clark said."We're all very proud to be called to help Americans in America."

The unit has deployed more than 36 times to destinations all over the globe since the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C., Clark said.It has been assigned to Bosnia, Afghanistan, Japan, Italy, England, Colombia, Honduras and many other places.

Captain Jean Clark of the 204th Security Forces Squadron calls the recall a unique opportunity and says the men are proud to be serving Americans in a time of need.

The squadron is expected to be deployed between seven and ten days.

"We were rolling," Captain Jean Clark said.

Jean Clark

Lady Captain Jean Clark with Lady trophy winners along with Junior Shannon who joined the winners enclosure this year.

The gun Durbin was said to have used was never found, although three screwdrivers and a pry bar were discovered, and sheriff's office Capt. Gene Clark eventually told the press Simmons was mistaken and there never was a gun.
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Capt. Clark testified the informant told his department Durbin was going to break into a safe in the house, however the jury, composed of Mark Gamet , Dr. Clinton Maupin and Mrs. Rose Ricci, were told there was no safe in the house.

"We were rolling," Capt. Jean Clark said.