A tragic incident unfolded in Brazoria County, Texas, when a woman was shot and later died after an officer-involved shooting. The event took place on Doris Stinson Road, near Highway 6 and Mustang Road, in the Alvin area. According to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting occurred during a narcotics operation that started as an eviction warrant.
What Happened During the Operation?
The operation, led by Brazoria County Constable Precinct 1, saw support from multiple law enforcement agencies. Authorities were at the residence to execute a narcotics search warrant. Initially, the operation was set up as an eviction, but it later transitioned into a narcotics investigation.
According to reports from the scene, a woman at the house, described as older, allegedly pointed a weapon at a deputy. In response, two deputies opened fire, hitting the woman. Law enforcement quickly provided CPR to the woman before she was rushed to a nearby hospital. Sadly, she was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Investigation and Details Still Pending
No deputies were injured during the incident, and authorities are continuing to investigate. The narcotics warrant led to the discovery of marijuana along with other potential drugs. As of now, the woman’s identity has not been revealed, and it’s unclear what kind of weapon she allegedly pointed at the deputies.
The Texas Rangers are leading the investigation into the shooting to determine the details of the situation.
This unfortunate incident is still under investigation, and more information will be made available as authorities continue their work. The incident highlights the risks and challenges faced by law enforcement during operations, and the investigation by the Texas Rangers will provide further insight into the circumstances leading to the tragic outcome.
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