Travis County District Attorney José Garza has added another police indictment to his growing list, charging a DPS trooper while the career criminal he chased — a documented gang member with multiple pending felonies — remains free thanks to the DA’s revolving‑door justice system.
News reports indicate that Texas Department of Public Safety trooper Jason Tye allegedly shot a fleeing felon. DA Garza indicted Tye with a charge of Aggravated Assault by a Public Servant. The charge is a first-degree felony, and Tye could face between five and 99 years in prison if convicted by a Travis County jury.
The shooting, which allegedly happened in July…
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