Memorials, Recognition - Constable Sam Locke, 100th anniversary of murder -

SJR 62 is a commemorative resolution honoring Constable Sam Locke of Williamson County on the 100th anniversary of his murder in 1925. It recognizes Locke as a prohibition officer who investigated illegal alcohol operations, including those run by the Truett family, before his death. The resolution describes his dedication to justice, noting his work destroying 73 illegal stills and his subsequent murder by individuals linked to the Truett operation. It aims to celebrate his integrity and legacy for Williamson County residents. This is a non-binding resolution with no new policy or financial impact.