It is. I bet the injured ones are charged with (and/or) injuring themselves.
I cited parts of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure for the proposition that the indictments are deficient (certainly are for the "reckless" angle), but then opined that Texas Courts probably routinely accept this style.
Still no arraignments/pleas, and none appear on the docket schedule for the 19th District Court, or the docket schedule for the 54th District Court.
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Waco Police Officers Involved in Shooting Cleared by Grand Jury
A McLennan County Grand Jury met today and has completed their review of the Officer Involved Shooting that occurred on 8-11-15 at the HEB located at 3801 N. 19th street. The two officers were “No Billed†during the Grand Jury meeting.
The Waco Police Department completed two separate investigations on the incident, one of which included the assistance of the Texas Rangers. Both the administrative and the criminal investigation showed the involved officers followed department training, procedures and state law.
Upon hearing the No Bill determination, Chief Stroman stated, “Per Department protocol the two officers have been cleared by two separate and thorough investigations as is routine in officer involved shootings. These officers were forced into a life or death situation by an armed suspect and they acted in defense of themselves and others. We are appreciative of the job conducted by the Departments Investigators, the Texas Rangers, the McLennan County DA’s office and the Grand Jury in this case.â€
Both of the involved officers, Officer Fernando Flores and Rebecca Diaz will return to full duty.