And back to our conversation with Dub Gillum, Texas Highway Patrol.

Again, thank you for your service.

I gotta get the nickname.

Your first, your real first name is not Dub.

It is.

It's Earl, E-A-R-L, Earl Gillum Jr and that's it and

How does it do about that? How does it like W is that what it is?

No sir, there's no W in my name. My granddad was fishing when I was born and he came back

one know where Dub was.

So eventually it grew into double trouble as a young man, but I outgrew that obviously and but that's that's where it came from so it's just

B. U. B. and that nickname is stuck through the years.

Isn't that funny? Yeah it's like my real name is John Joseph my dad was the same

and his nickname was Jay and I was called Little Jay and now it's just Jay so I want to thank you for your service and I really really appreciate you kind of talk about this you know you pulled over a guy who was speeding there's nothing to indicate

that was anything crazy happening I remember doing car stops and you would try to be

on your game every moment of every time, you know, do things, check the

trunk, everything else, keep an eye, walk slowly, look at the back seat, everything else,

especially the flashlight at night. and no matter what you do

sometimes if you let down your guard just a little bit there's that guy there's that guy

and he's he's a nobody and this guy pulls out a semi-automatic weapon. Hey officer what's the problem and starts firing immediately?

Well John he he was a wanted felon by the way. Had seven felony warrants the night I stopped him,

had a long history of assaulting other officers as well, and a meth addict. And 26 hours later, by the way, he was shot and killed in a shootout with

four tactical canine unit where he killed a canine a beautiful shepherd and but he

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