MCSO said the 39-year-old man told officers that he was speeding in the school zone because a student with a gun on campus was fighting his son on Tuesday.
After residents said they had rallied to pay $1,200 to have Conroe release details on how Flock cameras are used, the city asked the attorney general to determine whether it had to release the information.
Investigators said there was no evidence of foul play and described the trench collapse that took the life of a 44-year-old man as a "tragic accident."
A utility trench collapse in Conroe left one worker dead and another in critical condition, The Woodlands Fire Department said.
According to court documents, Judge William Waggoner avoided jail time with this sentence, as he was given one year of community supervision.