The Texas Senate has passed a resolution recognizing Officer Marco Ramirez of the Corpus Christi Police Department for receiving the prestigious 2025 Top Cop Award from the National Association of Police Organizations. Nominated by his peers, Officer Ramirez is one of only ten officers nationwide to receive this honor, which was presented at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. on May 12, 2025. The National Association of Police Organizations, established in 1978, represents over 1,000 police units and 240,000 law enforcement officers, and annually honors officers who have demonstrated extraordinary bravery and service.

Officer Ramirez, a native of Corpus Christi and a graduate of the 81st Police Academy, has served with the Corpus Christi Police Department for three years. He is recognized for his heroic actions during a domestic disturbance incident where he provided critical aid to Officer Kyle Hicks, who was tragically killed in the line of duty. The resolution commends Officer Ramirez for his courage and dedication, highlighting his exemplary service and contributions to law enforcement in Texas. The Senate extends its best wishes for his future endeavors and expresses high regard for his achievements through this resolution.