Fort Worth — A Texas Department of Criminal Justice guard is accused of shooting a neighbor multiple times Wednesday night after an apparent argument in San Antonio on the 10300 block of Meadows near Loop 1604.
Sidney Reed Denbina, age 38, who is suppose to be employed as a correctional officer at the Dominguez Unit, was believed to have ran inside a home sometime Wednesday night after the 10:30 PM shooting. Bexar County Deputies and a SWAT team surrounded the house and tried to contact Denbina, and after making no contact the Swat team entered the home around 2 a.m. to find no one inside the residence.
According to the San Antonio Express News:
Deputies then began to search for Denbina and determined he had taken an Amtrak train from San Antonio to Fort Worth at about 5 a.m., said BCSO spokeswoman Rosanne Hughes. The Lone Star Fugitive Task Force and U.S. Marshals became involved, and Denbina was arrested without incident at about 2:30 p.m. as he stepped from the train to the platform at the Fort Worth station, Hughes said.
The condition of Denbina's neighbor, who sustained bullet wounds during the alleged argument with Denbina is unknown and his identity has not been released. The victim was taken to University Hospital in San Antonio. The victim was reportedly coherent when he left the scene.
This latest arrest raises questions about the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's screening of applicants. The agency currently requires no psychological screening of applicants and does not conduct a rigid background check of applicants that most law enforcement agencies require.
If a psychological screening of applicants and a rigid background check of applicants were conducted, a lot more prisons would be way under staffed and there would be a lot less Rank.
ReplyDeleteMost, Not all TDCJ Guards are Mental, I would trust Inmates inside before I trusted Most Guards. Some of these guards only get hired because they are disabled or have mental issues and they will sue if not hired, and TDCJ is just trying to fill slots so they throw the crazy's out there on the yard and tell them they are The New Law on the block, No wonder they get assaulted by the Inmates.
ReplyDeleteThis post is about security guard of they are disabled or have mental issues in guard.I will provide that like this post.
ReplyDeleteThis guard is innocent until proven guilty. He worked faithfully without incident for nine years at the Domiguez unit. He had some difficulties with his family prior to being arrested. He was also a first sergeant in the Army Reserve. Will he get a fair trial in Texas?
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