Sergeant deputy in Kaufman County placed on administrative leave

A sergeant deputy with the Kaufman County Constable's Office is accused of child sex crimes. We're still waiting to find out what led to the investigation and ultimately his arrest. Dan Godwin is joining us in studio with the details. We do know, Dan. Page, Sergeant Robert Maynor is a Precinct 2 constable with Kaufman County. On Friday, Maynor was arrested by the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office for indecency with a child's sexual contact. The Sheriff's Office is not releasing copies of an arrest affidavit to Fox 4. Quote, due to the sensitive nature of the incident. So we don't know details of the allegations that Sergeant Maynor is facing. His supervisor in the constable's office told us he knew nothing of the investigation before the arrest. I was shocked. I was stunned. 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 also told us he didn't know how long the investigation had been going on, and he said the sheriff's office was not required to notify him of the probe. Maynor posted a $75,000 bond, so he is no longer in jail. It is a second-degree felony he's charged with. Maynor had been a constable in Kaufman County since 2020. Before that, he worked for the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office, the same agency that arrested him. Page. Dan, thanks. We now know it was a field training police officer and a new recruit involved in a deadly shooting in McKinney over the weekend. Sunday night, McKinney police say 19-year-old Jair Galvan refused to show his hands as they approached his crashed out car on Wilmoth Road. The police chief describes what happened next. During the encounter, officer gave Mr. Galvan multiple verbal commands after he repeatedly concealed his hands, Preventing officers from seeing them. A physical struggle subsequently occurred inside the vehicle, during which officers discharged their firearms. Investigators have confirmed no weapons were found on Mr. Galvan. Galvan later died at a hospital. The training officer was also shot in the hand. As you heard there, police say Galvan did not have a weapon. Both the trainer and the trainee are on paid leave.