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ENTAC 9/5/2012 7:11:24 PM “I learned just a few moments ago, that despite his courageous efforts to survive, Officer Kenyon Youngstrom succumbed to the injuries he sustained after being shot during a traffic stop on Tuesday morning in Walnut Creek. This is a very sad day for the CHP as well as all Californians. Officer Youngstrom was a valued member of the CHP family, a dedicated officer and soldier who gave his life serving the people of California. He now joins a distinguished group of heroes whose names are engraved upon the CHP Memorial Fountain and who will forever be remembered for their valiant sacrifice and service." “On behalf of the men and women of the California Highway Patrol, I wish to thank all of those who have kept Officer Youngstrom, his family and friends in their thoughts and prayers. We will be forever grateful for the continued support of the public, the public safety agencies and Good Samaritans that rendered their assistance to our officer at the scene, and the community and medical personnel following Tuesday’s tragic events. That support gives all of us strength during these moments of grief and mourning.” Officer Youngstrom entered the CHP Academy in August 2005 and was assigned to the CHP’s Contra Costa Area upon graduation in February 2006. He transferred to the CHP’s Golden Gate Division headquarters in January 2009 and had just transferred back to the Contra Costa Area office on Aug. 1, 2012. He served in the U.S. Army Reserves from 1994 to 2000, attaining the rank of Specialist. Officer Youngstrom is the 223rd CHP officer to be killed in the line of duty since 1929. He was 37. Officer Youngstrom is survived by his wife, Karen, two sons and two daughters, parents, Gaylord and Jill Youngstrom of Riverside, Calif., four brothers and a sister. In honor of Officer Youngstrom, there will be a bell-ringing ceremony, Thursday. All CHP employees are invited to attend the brief ceremony which will be held at 1700 hours at the CHP Academy. The uniform of the day for uniformed personnel will be short sleeve shirt and appropriate hat commensurate with rank. R. J. JONES, Assistant Chief Assistant Commissioner, Field

Info from the California Association of Highway Patrolmen: Officer Kenyon Youngstrom, ID 18063, died September 5, 2012, a day after being shot by a violator on the side of Interstate 680 in Walnut Creek, California. Officer Youngstrom is survived by his wife, Karen, two daughters, two sons, his parents, Gaylord and Jill Youngstrom, four brothers and a sister. A CAHP Cares account is being established to assist the Youngstrom family. Donations will be collected through October 31, 2012, at which point all contributions will be forwarded to the memorial fund established for the family. To contribute, please make checks out to “CAHP Cares” and on the memo line of the check, write “Youngstrom Family.” This will ensure the donation is appropriately directed to the memorial fund. Checks can be sent to: CAHP Cares 2030 V Street Sacramento, CA 95818 Please contact the CAHP at (916) 452-6751 with any questions.





To the right is the logo of the California Association of Highway Patrolmen (CAHP). Yes, we do have women in the CHP, but the association is not politically correct enough to change the name.




I worked at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston during the APOLLO &
SKYLAB missions as a computer operator in Mission Control. I am still very interested in
space exploration and other scientific endeavors.



-1970s "CHiPs" TV show's theme (No, I seldom watched it)
-The 1955 TV show theme song to "Highway Patrol" with Broderick Crawford
Click here for HQ copy of CHiPS TV intro on YouTube
-Dragnet (only 9 notes, but almost everyone recognizes it)
-Dragnet (the longer version - doesn't always work)
-Dragnet (the longer version - doesn't always work)
Click here for 1 minute Dragnet promo on YouTube
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