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Deputy Constable Mark Diebold of Tarant County, TX, died Thursday of an apparent heart attack during tactical team qualifications. (Photo: Tarant County DA's Office/Twitter)
Precinct 5 Deputy Constable Mark Diebold of Tarant County, TX, died Thursday during tactical team qualifications.
Diebold was finishing qualifications when it appears that he had a heart attack, but the official cause of death is still unknown, Tarant County officials said in a release.
Diebold, 48, worked for the Tarrant Couny Sheriff’s Department from 1994 to 2008, after which time he began working for the constable’s office, the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram reports.
Last July, Diebold stopped a speeding Jeep and the man inside said his wife was about to have a baby. Diebold flipped on his sirens and lights, planning to escort the Granbury couple, Caleb and Destiny Hall, to a hospital in downtown Fort Worth.
Diebold called an ambulance but the baby would not wait, so he worked with the husband to complete the delivery. Diebold was there again when the baby had her first birthday and shared an imaginary tea-party with the child. Diebold was among the first to hear the new child’s cries.
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