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Killeen City Council narrowly OKs Danielle Singh as new assistant city manager By a narrow 4-3 vote, the Killeen City Council voted Tuesday to approve Executive Director of Public Works Danielle Singh as the new assistant city manager. Voting in favor of Singhâs appointment were Councilmembers Terry Clark, Steve Harris Debbie Nash-King and Ken Wilkerson. Councilwoman Melissa Brown, Councilman Rick Williams and Councilwoman Shirley Fleming voted against the motion. Singh will be filling the position that has been vacant since David Ellison retired in late October 2020. Brown said it is not the councilâs job to approve someoneâs position because they like them and that there has been a breach of trust against the council, which had not been informed of the hire in advance by City Manager Kent Cagle. ....
One man was taken into police custody Wednesday evening hours after initiating a standoff with Harker Heights police officers attempting to serve an arrest warrant. The alleged suspect barricaded himself inside his home in the 300 block of East Cardinal Lane, according to Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Bryan Washko. Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Bryan Washko was on the scene in Harker Heights to speak with the media about the ongoing standoff situation Wednesday evening. Five law enforcement agencies were negotiating with a suspect who was barricaded inside a home in the 300 block of Cardinal Lane. Lauren Dodd | Herald ....
The Texas Rangers, the lead agency investigating a standoff that began with shots being fired on Wednesday in Harker Heights, have named the man who was arrested as 40-year-old Brandon Charles Kay of Harker Heights. Around 1:45 p.m. Wednesday, law enforcement agencies attempted to serve a warrant on Kay in the 300 block of East Cardinal Lane and shots were fired, police said. When asked, the Texas Rangers, a division of the Texas Department of Public Safety, did not specify whether Kay or members of law enforcement initiated the gunfire. âThe Texas Rangers are the lead agency investigating the shooting,â said Sgt. Bryan Washko, spokesman for DPS. âThe investigation is active and open at this time.â ....