Temple Cop Charged with Killing Michael Dean Resigns

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Temple officer indicted on three felony child sex crimes

Posted: 9:31 AM, Mar 07, 2019
Updated: 10:55 AM, Mar 07, 2019
Temple police officer on leave due to criminal allegations, department says
A Temple police officer has been on paid leave since the Temple Police Department learned about criminal allegations against the officer on Nov. 17, the department said. The Texas Rangers are the lead agency in the investigation, Temple police said.

Author: Patrick Mueller
Published: 5:49 PM CST November 27, 2018
Updated: 7:59 PM CST November 27, 2018

TEMPLE, Texas — A Temple police officer is on paid leave pending an investigation of criminal allegations, said Temple Police Department public information officer Shawana Neely.

The department said it first heard about criminal allegations against the officer on Nov. 17.

Immediately after, the officer was placed on paid leave and had all physical and remote access to the department and its record management systems restricted, said media relations specialist Ellen Morton.

The Texas Rangers are the lead agency in the investigation, and any additional information will come from them, Neely said.


The department said it is conducting an internal investigation and it won't release the officer's name or say what the allegations are.

Temple PD halts investigation in former officer’s case -  Sheka was indicted Dec. 10 by an El Paso County grand jury for one count of deadly conduct-discharge of a firearm, a third-degree felony, and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a first-degree felony.

No one admits liability in settlement agreement

Posted: Tuesday, March 3, 2015 10:16 pm

BY DEBORAH MCKEON | TELEGRAM STAFF


In a settlement reached between the city of Temple and two of its police officers with Elsa Martinez and her son, Lorenzo Martinez, the city and the officers denied all liability for the occurrences and damages alleged by the Martinezes. Lorenzo Martinez is the Temple teenager whose collarbone allegedly was broken May 18, 2013, by Temple Police officers Daniel Amaya and Jeremy Bales during an incident at the Temple Walmar

Use of force never reported in Martinez incident

BY DEBORAH MCKEON | TELEGRAM STAFF


None of the five Temple Police Department officers involved in the May 18, 2013, incident involving Lorenzo Martinez followed the department’s procedures for reporting use of force, according to an internal affairs investigation. Martinez, who was 15 at the time, was originally a theft suspect, but was later cleared. Two Bryan men were arrested that day by Temple Police in connection with the theft of laptop computers from the Temple Walmart. The arrest report said a loss prevention officer thought someone outside the store alerted the men that police were there, and officers reportedly suspected it was Martinez.