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This resolution congratulates Elwood "Woody" Mitchell on his retirement from the Harris County District Attorney's Office after a distinguished 41-year career in law enforcement. Mitchell's extensive career included serving in various roles across Harris County law enforcement agencies, including positions with the Precinct 5 Constable's Office, Harris County Sheriff's Office, county attorney's office, Precinct 4 Constable's Office, and ultimately as a captain investigator with the District Attorney's Office. Throughout his career, he supervised multiple investigative divisions, was involved in specialized units like the Civil Rights and Digital Forensics Divisions, and was recognized for his leadership, professionalism, and commitment to public service. Mitchell, who studied criminal justice at Sam Houston State University and completed various law enforcement leadership programs, is credited with maintaining high standards of integrity and focusing on the safety of both his personnel and the public. The resolution not only congratulates Mitchell on his retirement but also officially recognizes his significant contributions to law enforcement by preparing an official copy of the resolution as a formal expression of respect from the Texas House of Representatives.

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