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← Return to briefingIn Spring, TX, a guilty verdict has been reached in a case involving the death of a law enforcement officer. The victim was a deputy constable from Harris County. A child was also killed in the incident, which occurred in 2024.
The case has now moved to the sentencing phase, with the jury delivering its decision. The perpetrator will face a substantial period of incarceration. Further details about the case and sentencing are available from Fox 26 Houston, the source of this information.
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