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An appeals court ruling may pave the way for the family of an Incarnate Word student killed by a campus police officer to begin discovery in a wrongful death lawsuit.
A three-judge panel heard arguments in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a UIW student fatally shot by a campus police officer in 2013.
Three years later, many in the community still have not forgotten.
I’d promised myself that I would thank Cameron for making me forget about having a bad day. I made the mistake of assuming I had all the time in the world.
Oral arguments will be heard by the Texas Supreme Court regarding UIW’s claim to immunity in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the slain student’s parents.
The twinge of pain I felt about leaving the Marquesas was gone, and I now felt the excitement of arriving on new shores.
Editor’s Note: Everett Redus, 21, of Baytown, Texas, now one of four surviving brothers, has been traveling south to Patagonia, carrying and spreading the ashes of his slain older brother Cameron, a senior honors student at the University of the Incarnate Word who was fatally shot by a campus policeman outside his off-campus apartment on Dec.
The Texas Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments in the University of Incarnate Word’s (UIW) appeal to be considered a “governmental unit” in the wrongful death lawsuit filed against UIW and former campus police officer Christopher Carter, who fatally shot UIW student Robert Cameron Redus during an off-campus traffic stop in 2013.
The University of Incarnate Word (UIW) board leadership faces a defining moment Monday afternoon when trustees convene to confront the crisis precipitated by longtime President Lou Agnese Jr.
It’s never easy coming to terms when a powerful, long-term leader loses his way and becomes a major liability.
Editor’s Note: Everett Redus, 21, of Baytown, Texas, now one of four surviving brothers, has been traveling south to Patagonia, carrying and spreading the ashes of his slain older brother, Cameron, a senior honors student at the University of the Incarnate Word who was fatally shot by a campus policeman outside his off-campus apartment on Dec.
