El Paso City Marshal badge
Insignia del mariscal de la ciudad de El Paso
El Paso City Marshal badge
This badge is on display at the El Paso Historical Museum downtown along with one of Dallas Stoudemire's revolvers. Engraved on the back of the badge are the names George Campbell (former marshal that Stoudemire killed, Stoudemire and James Gillett (assistant marshal and future marshal).
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