Terran Green found guilty in 2023 shooting of law enforcement

HOUSTON - A Houston man charged in the 2023 shooting of multiple law enforcement officers has been found guilty of aggravated assault against a public servant.

Terran Green found guilty of law enforcement shootings

What we know:

A jury found 36-year-old Terran Green guilty on Feb. 26.

Green was charged with aggravated assault against a public servant and four counts of attempted capital murder of a police officer. He was found guilty of aggravated assault of a public servant, and the other four charges were dropped.

The court will reconvene on Thursday to begin Green's sentencing trial.

UPDATE: Terran Green sentenced to life for 2023 Harris County deputy shooting

4 law enforcement officers shot

PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Suspect charged in deputy shooting appears in court

Aug. 2023: FOX 26's Natalie Hee has more on the suspect, who is accused of shooting multiple law enforcement officers, who appeared in court on Monday.

The backstory:

In Aug. 2023, a Blue Alert was issued to locate suspects Terran Green and another man after the shooting of a then-29-year-old Harris County deputy. Officials say the deputy was wounded during a routine traffic stop in northwest Harris County.

The other man involved was eventually caught, but was later released and officials no longer considered him a suspect.

Green was later found at a home in Humble, leading to a five-hour standoff. During the standoff, three other officials were shot and injured: two US Marshall deputies and an officer with the Gulf Coast Violent Offender Task Force.