Robert "Fitz" Alcorn, a native of Dallas, graduated from "the old Bryan High School" afterwhich he joined the Dallas Police Dept. He later joined the Dallas County Sheriff's Department in 1925 where he served as a deputy sheriff . He was a member of the six-man sheriff's possee that took out Bonnie & Clyde. He died at age 66, thirty years to the day after mowing down the infamous couple in Gibsland, Lousiana. He left the Sheriff's Department to open and operate a used car business in Live Oak, Texas up until three years prior to his death. He was survived by his wife Norma.
Robert "Fitz" Alcorn, a native of Dallas, graduated from "the old Bryan High School" afterwhich he joined the Dallas Police Dept. He later joined the Dallas County Sheriff's Department in 1925 where he served as a deputy sheriff . He was a member of the six-man sheriff's possee that took out Bonnie & Clyde. He died at age 66, thirty years to the day after mowing down the infamous couple in Gibsland, Lousiana. He left the Sheriff's Department to open and operate a used car business in Live Oak, Texas up until three years prior to his death. He was survived by his wife Norma.
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