Texas Deputy Constable's Killer Committed Suicide Last Week, Police Say

The man who murdered Texas constable's deputy Clint Greenwood took his own life - with the same type of gun - just 24 hours after the killing, Baytown police announced Monday.

Baytown, TX, police say William Francis Kenny killed Deputy Chief Constable Clint Greenwood April 3. He was found dead of suicide the next day, police announced today. (Photo: Harris County SO)Baytown, TX, police say William Francis Kenny killed Deputy Chief Constable Clint Greenwood April 3. He was found dead of suicide the next day, police announced today. (Photo: Harris County SO)

The man who murdered Texas constable's deputy Clint Greenwood took his own life - with the same type of gun - just 24 hours after the killing, Baytown police announced Monday.

William Francis Kenny, 64, shot himself in the head about 8 a.m. last Tuesday near Houston's Ben Taub Hospital, Baytown Police Lt. Steve Dorris told reporters Monday.

Kenny had filed a complaint with the Harris County Sheriff's Office in 2012 over what he told the judge in his divorce case was a "police cover-up" of a dispute between him, his ex-wife and his ex-wife's father.

Greenwood, as head of the sheriff's internal affairs division, eventually made a decision not to pursue the case, sources said.

At the time of his death, Greenwood was assistant chief deputy of the Harris County Precinct 3 Constable's Office, where he was hired to help reorganize the department after serving four years overseeing Internal Affairs at the Harris County Sheriff's Office, the Houston Chronicle reports.

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