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Guadalupe County Deputy-Involved Shooting on Hurst Lane in Seguin: Your Family’s Legal Rights After Law Enforcement Uses Deadly Force in Texas You are reading this at a hour when nobody should have to read anything. Someone you love is gone — shot by the people who are supposed to protect and serve — and you are trying to understand what happens now. We are going to tell you the truth, all of it, because that is what you deserve and it is what you are not getting from the press conference or the press release or the silence between phone calls where nobody calls you back. Here is what we know happened on August 13, 2026, at approximately 2:45 in the morning, in the 400 block of Hurst Lane in Seguin. A 911 caller said a man was “going to kill her.” Deputies from the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office arrived within seven minutes. They heard screaming inside. They went in. They say they saw a man holding a knife to a woman’s neck. They say they told him to drop it. They say he did not. Multiple deputies fired their weapons. The man died. The Texas Rangers are now investigating.…