Firings · July 22, 2026 · 2 min · By Callum Esterhazy
Seguin Officer Fired After an Excessive Force Complaint Was Investigated
The Texas department terminated the officer following a complaint and internal investigation.
The Seguin Police Department in Texas has terminated an officer following a complaint of excessive force and the internal investigation that followed it.
KSAT reported the dismissal after the department completed its review. The report is at KSAT. For an independent overview, see EFF, automated licence plate readers.
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For independent background on this topic, see EFF, automated licence plate readers, and review the full source list below. This is a summary of published reporting, not original reporting, and criminal charges are allegations until a court decides otherwise.
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