Harris Co. deputy fired month after she was caught on camera pulling gun on sister's ex, Pct. 1 says

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A Harris County Precinct 1 constable's deputy has been fired a month after she was caught on camera pulling a gun during a family dispute.

Brittany Brown was seen in uniform approaching a car with her weapon drawn in the Aug. 5 video.

She can be heard demanding that the man recording the video, her sister's ex-boyfriend, return her sister's phone.

The constable's office opened an internal affairs investigation and reassigned Brown to desk duty the very same day.

She was fired at the conclusion of the investigation.

"Her actions violated policy and were unacceptable," Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen said in a written statement Friday.

Rosen said the results of his office's investigation are being forwarded to the District Attorney's Office for possible criminal charges.

Brown's attorney didn't respond to a request for comment Friday.

She previously told Eyewitness News that Brown pulled the gun because she believed the victim had kidnapped her sister.

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