An international honor to a fallen Harris County Sheriff's deputy has just been unveiled in the UK.
This bright yellow sports car is dedicated in honor of slain Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal.
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The vehicle features a wrap including Dhaliwal's name, badge number and a thin blue line, along with the state of Punjab in stars.
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Dhaliwal was shot to death during a traffic stop on Sept. 27 in northwest Houston.
The Harris County Sheriff's Office said the vehicle will be used at Sikh events in remembrance of Deputy Dhaliwal's service.
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The deputy belonged to the Sikh faith, the fifth largest religion in the world, whose members commit to equality, service and justice.
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Dhaliwal made headlines in 2015 for being the first sworn law enforcement officer with the Harris County Sheriff's Office to wear a turban.
"It will give me a chance to open up the conversation," he told Eyewitness News at the time.
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