Press Release from the Uvalde Police Department
04-03-24
Uvalde, TX – Following a comprehensive investigation involving the Uvalde Police Department,
UCISD Police and Administration, the 38th Criminal District Attorney’s Office, Texas Rangers,
Child Protective Services, and the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office, an arrest has been made in
connection with a UCISD High School coach for violating Texas Penal Code – PENAL § 21.12,
Improper Relationship Between Educator and Student.
On Friday, March 28th, Uvalde Police Department officers responded to a mental health crisis
call. During this response, officers became aware of a potential criminal offense involving a
UCISD employee, prompting a joint investigation by multiple agencies.
A suspect was identified as a coach at Uvalde High School and was apprehended after
investigators processed evidence and interviewed multiple witnesses. The Uvalde Police
Department obtained an arrest warrant, which was executed with the assistance of the Bexar
County Sheriff’s Office.
This investigation is ongoing, and we continue to interview witnesses to determine if others may
have been involved or if there are additional victims. We urge the community to come forward
with any information regarding this case or any other related incidents.
“I am proud to say that this is a great example of multiagency collaboration,” said Chief Homer
Delgado. “Through the combined efforts of law enforcement and local authorities, we are
ensuring the safety of our community, particularly our children, from both violence and
exploitation. We remain committed to thoroughly investigating this case to protect the well
being of our students.”
The Uvalde Police Department, along with our partner agencies, will continue to work diligently.
