Sugar Land Police Chief Doug Brinkley has carefully dusted off the fourth placeholder on the Fort Bend Holiday Bowl Trophy – a trophy he says will soon have the Sugar Land Police Department’s name on it for the first time.
Sugar Land Police Chief Doug Brinkley and Fort Bend County Sheriff Milton Wright engaged in some friendly trash talking at a recent press conference announcing the 2009 Fort Bend Holiday Bowl.
“It’s our time to shine,” said Brinkley at a press conference announcing the fourth annual Fort Bend Holiday Bowl, a charity flag football game scheduled for 2 p.m. Dec. 5 at the Old Kempner Stadium, 321 7th St., across the street from Sugar Land Middle School. Gates will open at noon with activities for children, including face painting and a moonwalk. Admission is free with the donation of a new, unwrapped toy.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Enforcers will take on the Sugar Land Police Department Charges for the fourth time, in a game SLPD has lost for the past three years.
Fort Bend County Sheriff Milton Wright said SLPD might win the game, but they are going to have to “earn it” and the Enforcers won’t take a loss “lying down.”
“It wouldn’t be any fun if you did,” said Brinkley.
Proceeds from the game will support the Fort Bend County Sheriff Association and the Sugar Land Police Officers Association’s “Santa Behind the Badge” and Toys for Tots – Fort Bend Christmas charity organizations.
For more Information, contact Deputy Frank Davis Jr. at frank.davis@co.fort-bend.tx.us or call 281-652-7761.
Woohoo! It’s my 1st time too, so play nice & gentle?!? I loved shaking my pom- poms & blowing my whistles @ as a Vice President of my drill team… Is that still legal?
It all sounds too fun, hope to see y’all win with my boys!