Grand jury indicts man for capital murder of Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal
HOUSTON - The man charged with capital murder in the death Harris County Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal was indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday.
Prosecutors say Robert Solis, 47, shot Deputy Dhaliwal in the back of the head during a traffic stop on September 27.
Solis remains in jail with no bond.
Sheriff Ed Gonzalez described Dhaliwal, who was the first Sikh deputy for Harris County, as "well-liked and well-respected."
He was trailblazer for the Harris County Sheriff's Office, and was easily recognizable in his faith's traditional turban and beard.
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