Community mourns loss of Brazoria County Deputy Jesus Vargas after shootout
HOUSTON ( KIAH) — The law enforcement community is mourning the loss of Brazoria County Deputy Jesus Vargas. This is the first time a deputy from that department has been killed in the line of duty in 14 years. Vargas was part of a team that went to arrest Robert Lee Davis on an aggravated assault charge Wednesday.
Brazoria County deputy shot dead in southwest Houston, suspect killed in police shootout
The officer who died was identified as Jesus Vargas, a 17-year veteran of the Brazoria County Sheriff's Office. Police later killed the suspected shooter, 56-year-old Robert Davis III, after an hours-long manhunt.
Brazoria County Sheriff Bo Stallman on Thursday opened up about the death of Deputy Jesus "Jesse" Vargas.
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An officer was hospitalized and police were searching for one person after a shooting Thursday morning in southwest Houston, ...
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LEOs, first responders speak on Brazoria Co. deputy deathSeveral sheriff’s offices, police departments and fire departments across Central Texas are mourning the loss of Brazoria ...
Deputy Jesus "Jesse" Vargas was shot and killed while attempting to serve a warrant for Sean Christopher Davis' arrest.
Brazoria County Sheriff's Deputy Jesus Vargas, a 17-year law enforcement veteran, was shot after he and another officer ...
The 100 Club announced it will present a $20,000 check to the wife of Deputy Jesus Vargas. Additional financial support for the family will be made after an assessment of their needs is conducted.
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