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Yes, that’s actually the reason he gave to the authorities.
Not the brightest bean in the enchilada, this one.
KTRK:
A Houston police sergeant died Saturday after a shooting in Houston’s East End, according to police chief Art Acevedo.
Sgt. Christopher Brewster was responding to a domestic disturbance call on Avenue I just after 5:45 p.m.
That call was from a female who advised dispatchers that her boyfriend was assaulting her and that he was armed with two weapons, Acevedo said.
Brewster arrived less than five minutes later to find the couple had left the location, but were found walking in the 7400 block of Avenue L. Brewster came under fire as soon as he tried to exit his patrol cruiser, according to Acevedo.
Arturo Solis, 25, is the suspected shooter, Acevedo said. Solis has a lengthy criminal history including a charge of assault causing bodily injury.
Christopher Brewster and Arturo Solis.
Brewster was hit multiple times, but still managed to draw his weapon and radio a description of the suspect to other responding officers.
In court Sunday morning, authorities said Brewster exited his vehicle without his gun drawn and was trying to get Solis’ attention by waving both hands.
Solis was charged with capital murder of a police officer early Sunday morning with no bond.
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Court documents state that Solis confessed to the shooting death of Sgt. Brewster.
They say Solis told authorities he was aware Brewster was a police officer and shot him in order to avoid arrest.
