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LUBBOCK, Texas – Authorities say a 19-year-old college student has been indicted in last month’s fatal shooting of a Texas Tech University police officer.
A Lubbock County grand jury on Wednesday indicted Hollis Daniels III of Seguin (sih-GEEN’) on a charge of capital murder of a peace officer. The case involves the Oct. 9 slaying of Officer Floyd East Jr.
Investigators say East was fatally shot at campus police headquarters while booking Daniels on a drug possession charge after a search of the student’s dormitory room.
Conviction on a capital murder charge carries a penalty of execution or life in prison without opportunity for parole. Prosecutors didn’t immediately say whether they will seek the death penalty for Daniels, who remains jailed in Lubbock.
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