First University of the Incarnate Word officer involved shooting
Experts urged patience as investigations into the December 6 fatal encounter involving Corporal Christopher Carter and student Robert Cameron Redus unfold. Campus law enforcement officials stress evaluating the totality of the situation and the justification of officer actions. Carter pursued Redus after spotting erratic driving and speeding, calling for back up as the chase moved toward Treehouse Apartments parking lot.
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University of the Incarnate Word Police Department
Cpl
Christopher Carter
Robert Cameron Redus
Florida State University
David Perry
International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
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Alamo Heights, UIW face questions over officer involved shooting
Articles cite conflicting statements from Alamo Heights Police and UIW about the Redus case. Officers say Redus grabbed Carter’s baton and charged, leading to six shots and five hits. Experts discuss use of force, self defense, and policy transparency while families mourn a student. UIW cites public records laws and training standards.
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University of the Incarnate Word
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Redus
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Baytown officer hurt in North Main crash at 8 a.m.
Patrolman Jason Cox, 26, was flown to Memorial Hermann with a broken leg and head injuries after his North Main Street inside-lane patrol car was struck by a 1994 Suburban at Highway 146. A Baytown woman, 38, in the other vehicle, was transported to Houston Methodist San Jacinto with minor injuries. No citations issued. cause under investigation.
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Jason Cox
Memorial Hermann Hospital
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Baytown adopts gas generator ordinance for new stations
Baytown approves a new rule requiring newly built or renovated commercial gas stations to install emergency generators and transfer switches capable of 150 percent of demand to power pumps lighting and safety systems for at least 72 hours. Existing sites are exempt. portable options allowed for small facilities.
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