Kaufman County Constable sergeant deputy arrested

There's a lot of questions now about a sergeant deputy with the Kaufman County Constable's Office who was arrested on Friday. Robert Manor is charged with one count of indecency with a child. The arrest was made by the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office. Fox 4's David Centendri, in tonight with more. David. Yeah, we know that sergeant deputy was arrested, but at this point in time, the sheriff's office has not released paperwork detailing the evidence they had against him. So again, we don't know details of what led to his arrest, but I can tell you his boss says he was completely caught off guard. I was shocked. I was stunned. Kaufman County Precinct 2 Constable Jason Johnson reacting to his sergeant deputy, Robert Maynor, being charged with indecency with a child sexual contact. I knew nothing about any investigation or any allegation or anything that was going on at the time. On Friday, Maynor was arrested by the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Office is not releasing copies of an arrest warrant affidavit to Fox 4 due to the sensitive nature of the incident, so we do not know details of the allegation. Sergeant Maynor is on administrative leave from the constable's office. I can't fire him because it's an allegation or it's a charge. And there's always this innocent until proven guilty. Johnson says the arrest caught him by surprise and that the sheriff's office did not give him a heads up that Sergeant Maynor was under investigation. So is it fair to say you're a bit disappointed with the sheriff's office for not filling you in beforehand about the investigation? For safety factor, absolutely. I don't know how long the investigation was going on. It could have been months. And if it was months, I can only picture how many arrests Sergeant Maynor has been involved with. How many people did he pull off the street? Did he answer any calls that may had to do with, prime example, what he just got charged with? Some might say if. If the sheriff's office were to give you a heads up, there's the potential that you could give him a heads up and maybe he could get rid of evidence, whether that's text message or anything related to that crime. What would you say to people who would say, well, you potentially could have tipped him off? It can go different ways. Do they have to give me the full details? No, they don't. For Johnson, an allegation hits harder when it's against someone in law enforcement. It is devastating because then it takes law enforcement several steps back because it's almost like we're trying to earn the trust of the public every day. Maynor has posted a $75,000 bond, so he is no longer in jail for now. It's a second degree felony he's charged with. He's been a constable since 2020. Before that, he was a deputy at the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office. That's the same agency that just arrested him.