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Shooting suspect from 4900 Olympia in custody.

September 20, 2016 Senior Officer Travis Pace

Oscar Merado Chapa (12/6/1980) turned himself in to Deputies at Nueces County Jail. This occurred at 1:00PM September 20, 2016. chapa_oscar_merado_12061980

Chapa is accused of kicking in a door of a residence at 4900 Olympia and shooting a 30 year old male in the stomach.

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CALLING ALL VETERANS! Did you know that we offer prior military five (5) additional veteran points on their civil service exam? Did you know that we offer 240 hours per year for military time, for those who are active reservists? That is in addition to the vacation, sick, personal and comp time officers already accrue. Did you know that Corpus Christi Police Department currently has 160 Police Officers that have prior military service? We currently have an additional 20 officers that are active reservists. Call one of our recruiters at (361) 886-2626, they can help you start the process and answer any questions you may have. In order to qualify for the 5 veteran points, applicants must pass with a minimum of 70% and achieve the cut-off score (if set). Only an “Honorable” discharge will qualify the applicant for the five (5) veteran points (given to applicant if they receive 70% or better on the written exam). The Honorable discharge must have occurred prior to the entrance exam. “General (under honorable conditions)” allows the applicant to take the test but will not qualify the applicant to be eligible to receive the veteran points. A DD-214 long form (member #4) must be received on or before the written exam date in order to receive veteran points.
We had 25 hopeful applicants come out today for our practice physical assessment. They did a great job and look forward to seeing a few of these faces in our 79th police academy. If you want to attend our next practice assessment in December, call 886-2626 to get your name on the list.
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