Officer Cory Schuler SAPD

I was born in Austin, Texas.  I was raised in a Christian home with both parents and 1 older brother. My dad is a pastor who always stressed the importance of having a relationship with God, loving your family, and getting an education. It appeared at times these were the basic foundations that shaped our future goals in life.  My dad holds a Doctorate in Theology and has always strived to make a difference in the lives of others starting with my brother and me. We were always his pupils. My mother started her career at a law enforcement agency and at some point was put in charge of purchasing uniforms for the officers. So I spent a great deal of time after school in the supply store.   I believe that is where I first took an interest in being a police officer, a typical little boy growing up with aspirations of being a police officer. 
 
When I was in middle school my parents moved to Leander. My love for sports ultimately afforded me the opportunity through scholarships to play football on a collegiate level.  While away in college, my cousin had gotten in trouble with the law and I saw how it impacted my family. Later, my big brother had gotten into some trouble with the law and was unable to spend time with family during holidays and family gatherings.  I felt the impact that had on me and my parents.  
 
After graduating from college, I sought out law enforcement.  I met with a cousin who talked to me about becoming a police officer.   He talked about the brotherhood, comradery, as well as benefits. So I joined the San Antonio Police Department.   Being a police officer takes hard work and commitment. It requires long hours of training; it takes a genuine care for the human race. You must have a heart for the people because people will show you the best of who they are and they will show you the worst of who they are.   This career provides you the opportunity to make the world a better place, street by street, block by block.  It provides great benefits to take care of yourself and your family. I am proud to wear this uniform. I am proud to stand up and be counted among the men and women that make a difference in the lives of the citizens of San Antonio. I also have a responsibility to my family with the common goal to return home every night. 
 
I reconnected with a college teammate who later became one of my best friends. He started a nonprofit organization called “God Behind Bars”.  “God Behind Bars” mission is to bridge a gap between God and inmates outside the church walls. God Behind Bars works with a couple of local churches and provides an opportunity for a relationship that would not exist otherwise.  I have been privileged to walk along side of this organization and I have seen many lives changed because of it.  

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Officer Cory Schuler SAPD
I was born in Austin, Texas. &nbsp;I was raised in a Christian home with both parents and 1 older brother. My dad is a pastor who always stressed the importance of having a relationship with God, loving your family, and getting an education. It appeared at times these were the basic foundations that shaped our future goals in life. &nbsp;My dad holds a Doctorate in Theology and has always strived to make a difference in the lives of others starting with my brother and me. We were always his pupils. My mother started her career at a law enforcement agency and at some point was put in charge of purchasing uniforms for the officers. So I spent a great deal of time after school in the supply store. &nbsp; I believe that is where I first took an interest in being a police officer, a typical little boy growing up with aspirations of being a police officer.&nbsp; &nbsp; When I was in middle school my parents moved to Leander. My love for sports ultimately afforded me the opportunity through scholarships to play football on a collegiate level. &nbsp;While away in college, my cousin had gotten in trouble with the law and I saw how it impacted my family. Later, my big brother had gotten into some trouble with the law and was unable to spend time with family during holidays and family gatherings. &nbsp;I felt the impact that had on me and my parents. &nbsp; &nbsp; After graduating from college, I sought out law enforcement. &nbsp;I met with a cousin who talked to me about becoming a police officer. &nbsp; He talked about the brotherhood, comradery, as well as benefits. So I joined the San Antonio Police Department. &nbsp; Being a police officer takes hard work and commitment. It requires long hours of training; it takes a genuine care for the human race. You must have a heart for the people because people will show you the best of who they are and they will show you the worst of who they are. &nbsp; This career provides you the opportunity to make the world a better place, street by street, block by block. &nbsp;It provides great benefits to take care of yourself and your family. I am proud to wear this uniform. I am proud to stand up and be counted among the men and women that make a difference in the lives of the citizens of San Antonio. I also have a responsibility to my family with the common goal to return home every night.&nbsp; &nbsp; I reconnected with a college teammate who later became one of my best friends. He started a nonprofit organization called &ldquo;God Behind Bars&rdquo;. &nbsp;&ldquo;God Behind Bars&rdquo; mission is to bridge a gap between God and inmates outside the church walls. God Behind Bars works with a couple of local churches and provides an opportunity for a relationship that would not exist otherwise. &nbsp;I have been privileged to walk along side of this organization and I have seen many lives changed because of it. &nbsp;
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