4 current, former deputies of the Texas of the office of the same sheriff die for suicide a few weeks later
Four current and ex deputies of the same Sheriff office in Texas They died from apparent suicide for a period of six weeks, according to officials.
The deputies of the Harris’ Sheriff’s Sheriff Office were all found dead between February 6 and March 19.
In the first accident, the Deputy Deputy Long Nguyen died of an apparent suicide on February 6, reported ABC 13, citing officials.
Deputy Christina Kohler, who had disappeared for more than a week, was found dead from an apparent suicide on March 13th.
Long Nguyen, Christina Kohler, Maria Vasquez and William Bozeman (Office of the Sheriff of the County of Mecklenburg)
Three days later, the body of the former deputy Maria Vasquez was discovered. Houston’s coroner established that Vasquez, who retired from the agency in December, died of an apparent suicide.
On March 19, the deputy retirement William Bozeman also died of an apparent suicide after 24 years at Office of the Harris County Sheriff.
The sheriff and Gonzalez cried the reported suicides of his deputies.
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Four current deputies and ex of the same sheriff office in Texas died from an apparent suicide for a six -week period. (Scott Halleran/Getty Images)
“Today we learned of a pensioner from the Harris County Sheriff who died of an apparent suicide. This does three for us within a week,” wrote Gonzalez on Facebook.
“Our hearts are heavy. We extend our deepest condolences to their families, colleagues and friends. It is a painful reminder that life is fragile and time is not promised,” he continued.
The president of the organization of the deputies of the county of Harris, Jose Lopez, said that the deaths of the deputies “have caught many of us by surprise”.
The deputies of the Harris’ Sheriff’s Sheriff Office were all found dead between February 6 and March 19. (Office of the Harris County Sheriff)
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“One is too many. Two? Three? Yes, it’s decidedly devastating,” said Lopez.
“It strikes very close to home, and it is a reminder, however fragile life is, and it is also a reminder that we must look at each other. We must take care of each other,” added Lopez.
The sheriff’s office was launched mental health initiatives to deal with the recent trend. Lopez said he also helped his teammates deputy to elaborate pain.
