Harris County Constable Deputy Hospitalized After Being Pinned by a Car on the Gulf Freeway

Incident: Wednesday, October 14, 2026, about 10:15 p.m., northbound Gulf Freeway feeder road near Mace Road, Harris County, Texas.

A Harris County Precinct 2 constable deputy was hospitalized after being pinned between a driver’s car and a patrol unit on the Gulf Freeway feeder road, according to the Precinct 2 Constable’s Office as reported by FOX 26 Houston.

The driver allegedly failed to follow instructions, then shifted her vehicle into drive, pinning the deputy between her car and the patrol unit. Another deputy had to break her window to reach her, officials said.

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The deputy was taken to a hospital with injuries to the ankle, chest and lower back. The deputy’s current condition has not been released.

Court records show the driver, Haylee Baswell, 31, is charged with aggravated assault against a public servant. A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper reported “signs of intoxication,” but her breath sample was just below the 0.08 legal limit, and prosecutors did not accept a DWI charge, according to FOX 26.

The Precinct 2 Constable’s Office has not released the deputy’s name.

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