A former law enforcement officer is facing charges. The individual was let go from their position after a fatal incident. The case involves the death of a young man who was attending college.
He was 18 years old at the time of the incident. Further information about the matter can be found through Houston Public Media, including details about the charges and the circumstances surrounding the death.
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