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Breaking News: Suspected Cop Killer in the Water

By Jamie Nash
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5:10 p.m.

Galveston County has a suspect identified for the murder of a Harris County Precinct 4 Deputy Constable. The suspect has driven his car into Galveston Bay and Police are working to extract him from the water and formally take him into custody now.

Pct. 4 has identified the fallen officer as Deputy Maher Husseini who’s been with Constable Mark Herman’s Office since 2021 and patrolled the South-Central District.

Additional details will be posted when they become available.

 

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