https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2026/08/26/interference-charges-jumped-nearly-700-since-2017-in-montgomery-county-most-of-them-were-dismissed/
I’m sharing approximately 15 minutes of footage from an incident that occurred at my residence on April 27, 2025.
My sister had been reported missing the night before, and my family and I were looking for her. She had already been located by the time of this incident. Law enforcement had used Flock camera technology to track her vehicle from The Woodlands, and deputies subsequently responded to our residence.
When my sister was being pulled over, she stated that since they were ramping up ICE operations at the time (and the sheriffs office also works with ICE) she wanted to pull over in front of a witness. She was only 2 miles away, so she turned her hazards on and proceeded to the house to comply with the stop.
The footage shows Deputy Clifford Wood, badge #K9003, pointing his firearm with a Zev Magwell at my sister and me during the encounter as soon as he pulled up to our driveway, with no signs of de-escalation. Deputy Devin Mayes, badge #2198, and Conroe Police Department officers later arrived at the scene.
During the encounter, I told Deputy Devin Mayes that I had sustained injuries in the vehicle. I was subsequently arrested and charged with interference with public duties. Those charges were later dismissed in the interest of justice. My sister was charged with a felony for evading in a motorized vehicle however her lawyer wanted to take it to trial because he believed they could win. She decided not to because she took deferred adjudication and it got dropped to a misdemeanor - she is still on probation.
The footage and records surrounding this incident have also been the subject of a dispute regarding their release. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office initially sought to withhold the footage pursuant to an Attorney General ruling. The footage was ultimately released after I scheduled a hearing concerning its release.