INNOVATIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS By initiating strong programs we will strengthen the bonds between our Precinct 2 Community and the Constable’s office.
COMMUNITY-CENTERED POLICING COMMUNITY OUTREACH I will implement Community Outreach Programs. Citizens will be able to call with a non-emergency complaint and have a constable respond. It would be important for me as your Constable to be aware of all issues and to help bring about resolutions.
NO MORE REFERRING CITIZENS OR ACCIDENTS To other agencies when criminal complaints are made; we can send a constable to address the complaint, and then determine if it’s necessary to refer then.
CREATE A TRAFFIC DIVISION FOR SCHOOL SAFETY The Traffic Division would help keep our school zones safe, by monitoring traffic during peak school times.
STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING I will address human trafficking here in Fort Bend, because it definitely exists. If it exists in Harris County right up the road, then we would be very naive to think it does not exist here. I will implement a task force to identify the issue and put an end to human […]
CREATE DEPUTY MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING I will have all deputies participate in training that is specialized in dealing with mental health crisis. It is important to equip deputies with all the resources that are available to keep current with issues facing our society today. I will provide training for deputies in order to increase the […]
The majority of people think their duties are just to serve criminal and civil warrants and eviction notices. The fact is the constable’s office can and should do much more than that. They have the same authority and obligations as any other law enforcement agency.
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The suspects got out (of the truck) with (Martin). They had a confrontation," said Sgt. Hayes Jr., with the Harris County Sheriff's Office. Martin said he was “lucky
One suspect took a machete and struck the other suspect in the back of the neck," said Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Samuel Hayes.
Hayes and several fellow deputies were commended for saving the life of a distraught woman who was trying to kill herself with a butcher knife.
