A drowning accident in Uvalde County has resulted in the death of Environmental Crimes Investigator Ryan McKnight. McKnight was with the Caldwell County Constable's Office. The incident occurred during a personal outing.
Colleagues are remembering McKnight for his strong partnerships with the community and schools. The Caldwell County Constable's Office is mourning his loss. Further details about the accident and McKnight's work are available from the source, WOAI News 4.
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