Harris County Detention Officer Charged With DWI After Crash in
Harris County Detention Officer Charged With DWI After Crash in
Harris County Detention Officer Charged With DWI After Crash in Humble Gerardo Segundo, a 21-year-old Harris County detention officer, is on administrative leave after being charged with misdemeanor DWI following a crash outside an Humble-area home. The crash reportedly took place around 1:50 AM on October 25th. Authorities say Segundo hit Pineda's fence and left. Pineda put the repair cost at $3,000 and said he and his wife had been sleeping just feet from where the truck struck. A trail of liquid led Precinct 4 deputies to a nearby home, according to court records. Deputies found a damaged pickup there and matched it with pieces left at the fence. The records describe bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and an odor of alcohol. Segundo reportedly declined a field sobriety test and was charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. He also faced a criminal mischief charge over an allegation that he damaged the fence intentionally. A magistrate found insufficient evidence to support that allegation, and the charge was dismissed. HCSO said Segundo will remain on leave pending court proceedings. The DWI charge is an allegation, not a conviction. 
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Harris County Detention Officer Charged With DWI After Crash in Humble Gerardo Segundo, a 21-year-old Harris County detention officer, is on administrative leave after being charged with misdemeanor DWI following a crash outside an Humble-area home. The crash reportedly took place around 1:50 AM on October 25th. Authorities say Segundo hit Pineda's fence and left. Pineda put the repair cost at $3,000 and said he and his wife had been sleeping just feet from where the truck struck. A trail of liquid led Precinct 4 deputies to a nearby home, according to court records. Deputies found a damaged pickup there and matched it with pieces left at the fence. The records describe bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and an odor of alcohol. Segundo reportedly declined a field sobriety test and was charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated. He also faced a criminal mischief charge over an allegation that he damaged the fence intentionally. A magistrate found insufficient evidence to support that allegation, and the charge was dismissed. HCSO said Segundo will remain on leave pending court proceedings. The DWI charge is an allegation, not a conviction.
txmusil : How scary to be sleeping that close by and have your fenced crashed! « Back to Chat
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