Buc Days Parade 2013 Results

Sandra Gonzalez snapped a picture of Corpus Christi Police Assistant Chief Mark Schauer take time to throw a football with her son Jonathan Jay Gonzalez before the parade began
Sandra Gonzalez snapped a picture of Corpus Christi Police Assistant Chief Mark Schauer as he took time to throw a football with her son Jonathan Jay Gonzalez before the parade began

The Corpus Christi Police Department was pleased that there were no major injuries related to the Buc Days Parade this past May 4, 2013 and consider the event a success because of the absence of injuries. This was a safe event for families to attend, and there were a few minor incidents to report.

The Parade enforcement spanned from 6:00pm until 11:45pm on May 4, 2013. There were 54 total calls for police service in which Corpus Christi Police Officers acted on some type of event which spanned from affecting an arrest to helping a pregnant mother who went into labor during the parade.

Ten people were arrested along the parade route which was primarily the result of over consumption of alcohol. There were 11 disturbances which merited police response, 1 missing child call of which the child was quickly located by officer’s moments after the parent contacted police. There were two requests for medical assistance (one for a woman who fell and the other for the mother who went into labor), and 6 calls for suspicious persons.

The Buc Days Parade for next year is already in the planning stages and the Corpus Christi Police Department will be ready for another fun and safe event.

Cadets from the 71st Corpus Christi Police Academy Session helped with traffic control and to assist the public for the Buc Days Parade
Cadets from the 71st Corpus Christi Police Academy Session helped with traffic control and to assist the public for the Buc Days Parade
Corpus Christi Police Senior Officer Diaz stood with nearby children at John Sartain Street and Shoreline excited to see the parade
Corpus Christi Police Senior Officer Diaz stood with nearby children at John Sartain Street and Shoreline excited to see the parade