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Congressional Recognition of Lieutenant Brian M. Frick

Original title: SALUTING THE SERVICE OF LIEUTENANT BRIAN M. FRICK

Record date · March 31, 2025

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What This Bill Does

Representative John R. Carter formally recognized Lieutenant Brian M. Frick for his military service in the U.S. Navy and his subsequent career in law enforcement with the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Why it matters

This document serves as an official Congressional record of commendation for a specific individual's career achievements in the military and public safety sectors.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Brian M. Frick

He is the subject of the official Congressional commendation.

Indirectly affected

Texas Department of Public Safety

The agency is mentioned as the current employer of the individual being recognized.

Key Facts

Representative John R. Carter presented a Congressional Veterans Commendation to Lieutenant Brian M. Frick.
Brian M. Frick served eight years in the U.S. Navy Submarine Service as a sonar operator and supervisor.
Brian M. Frick received the Navy Achievement Medal for submarine tracking and technical expertise.
Brian M. Frick holds a degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

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Brian M. Frick served as a Highway Patrol officer and K-9 handler for the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Brian M. Frick worked as a Narcotics Agent in Amarillo, Harlingen, and Brownsville, Texas, focusing on border and drug interdiction.
Brian M. Frick currently leads the Criminal Investigations Division (CID) Training Unit at the Texas Department of Public Safety, supervising eight agents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Congressional Veterans Commendation?

It is an official recognition presented by a member of Congress to honor the service and contributions of a veteran.

Does this document change any laws or funding?

No, this is a formal statement of recognition and does not enact legislation or allocate funds.

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Connected Entities

Brian M. Frick, John R. Carter, Texas Department of Public Safety and 2 more

PersonBrian M. Frick“Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy and current leader of the CID Training Unit at the T”Map →

PersonJohn R. Carter“U.S. Representative from Texas who introduced the commendation.”Map →

OrganizationTexas Department of Public Safety“State agency where Brian M. Frick currently works.”Map →

OrganizationU.S. Navy“Branch of military where Brian M. Frick served for eight years.”Map →

OrganizationUniversity of Texas at San Antonio“Educational institution where Brian M. Frick earned a degree in Criminal Justice”Map →

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