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history of teddy sims baytown texas and crawford
history of teddy sims baytown texas and crawford
Below is a clear, fact‑based history of former Baytown, Texas police officer Teddy Sims, his involvement in the 2019 incident with Kedric (Kendric) Crawford, and the legal aftermath. All details come from verified reporting.

🟦 Background: Who Is Teddy Sims?
Teddy Sims was a Baytown Police Department officer in 2019.

Along with Officer Samuel Serrett, he became the focus of a major excessive‑force case involving Kedric Crawford, a 50‑year‑old Black man.

🟦 The 2019 Incident With Kedric Crawford
In July 2019, Sims and Serrett stopped Crawford during a traffic encounter.

According to reporting and later‑released body‑cam footage, Crawford was:
-Thrown to the ground
-Beaten
-Choked
-Tased multiple times
-Crawford was arrested at the scene, but the charge against him was later dismissed.
🟦 Criminal Charges Against Sims
In 2020, Sims and Serrett were indicted for first‑degree felony aggravated assault for their actions during the stop.
-A third officer (not Sims or Serrett) still faces a charge related to the same incident.
🟦 2024 Outcome: Charges Dismissed
In February 2024, criminal charges against Sims were dismissed after he completed a pre‑trial diversion program.
As part of the agreement:
-Sims surrendered his Texas peace officer license.
-He is permanently barred from working as a police officer in Texas.
-The Harris County District Attorney’s Office stated it had sympathy for Crawford but allowed the diversion deal.
🟦 Baytown Police Department’s Response
-Baytown PD formally cut ties with Sims and Serrett.
-The department confirmed both men are no longer eligible for law enforcement roles in Texas.
🟦 Civil Lawsuit (Crawford v. Sims et al.)
-Crawford filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in 2020 against Sims, Serrett, and the City of Baytown.
-In 2021, the court partially dismissed some claims but allowed the core case to continue.
-The case remained active until July 2023, when it was marked terminated without public details—suggesting a likely confidential settlement.
🟦 Summary
-Teddy Sims’ history with the Baytown Police Department is defined by the 2019 excessive‑force incident involving Kedric Crawford.
The event led to:
-Criminal indictments
-A diversion program
-Permanent loss of his police license
-Removal from Baytown PD
-A federal civil rights lawsuit

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