Joint Statement on the Death of Deputy Calata

Tacoma, WALocal News

On March 17, 2022, the City of Tacoma released a joint statement addressing the tragic death of Deputy Calata, highlighting the significant loss experienced by the community and the Tacoma Police Department. The statement emphasizes the city’s dedication to supporting law enforcement personnel and their families during such challenging times. City officials, including Mayor Victoria Woodards, expressed heartfelt condolences, recognizing the impact of Deputy Calata’s service on the community. The statement also aims to encourage solidarity among residents and law enforcement, reinforcing the importance of unity in the face of adversity. By addressing the incident publicly, the city demonstrates its commitment to transparency and accountability in law enforcement matters.

Furthermore, the statement reassures the community of ongoing efforts to maintain public safety and foster trust between citizens and police. The profound sense of loss reverberates throughout Tacoma, reminding residents of the sacrifices made by those who serve to protect them. This joint statement serves not only as a tribute to Deputy Calata but also as a call for collective resilience in the community.

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