A former Brazoria County Deputy has been arrested in connection with a shooting death. The deputy, Kevin Tippit, was taken into custody on Tuesday.
The arrest is related to the on-duty shooting of John Mendoza Jr, the son of a Lake Jackson father.
Further details about the incident and arrest are available from FOX 26 Houston, including a statement from the victim's father.
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