Tex.
Gov't Code Section 411.1992
Former Reserve Law Enforcement Officers
(a)
A person who served as a reserve law enforcement officer, as defined by Section 1701.001 (Definitions), Occupations Code, not less than a total of 10 years of cumulative service with one or more state or local law enforcement agencies may apply for a license under this subchapter at any time.(b)
The applicant shall submit to the department two complete sets of legible and classifiable fingerprints and a sworn statement from the head of the law enforcement agency at which the applicant last served as a reserve law enforcement officer. A head of a law enforcement agency may not refuse to issue a statement under this subsection. If the applicant alleges that the statement is untrue, the department shall investigate the validity of the statement. The statement must include:(1)
the name and rank of the applicant;(2)
the status of the applicant;(3)
whether the applicant was accused of misconduct at any time during the applicant’s term of service and the disposition of that accusation;(4)
a description of the physical and mental condition of the applicant;(5)
a list of the types of weapons the applicant demonstrated proficiency with during the applicant’s term of service; and(6)
a recommendation from the agency head regarding the issuance of a license under this subchapter.(c)
The department may issue a license under this subchapter to an applicant under this section if the applicant was a reserve law enforcement officer for not less than a total of 10 years of cumulative service with one or more state or local law enforcement agencies and is physically and emotionally fit to possess a handgun.(d)
An applicant under this section must pay a fee of $25 for a license issued under this subchapter.(e)
Repealed by Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1234 (H.B. 1552), Sec. 7(1), eff. September 1, 2019.(f)
A license issued under this section expires as provided by Section 411.183 (Expiration).
Source:
Section 411.1992 — Former Reserve Law Enforcement Officers, https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/GV/htm/GV.411.htm#411.1992
(accessed Jun. 5, 2024).