This article was last updated on May 20, 2022
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Houston police are investigating the fatal shooting of a Harris County Precinct 4 Deputy Constable at 8900 Ramin about 1 a.m. on Tuesday (April 12).The deputy, Ronnie Earl Brewer, 47, was pronounced dead at the scene.
One individual has been charged for her role in the incident.
Judy Lucille Hambrick (b/f, DOB: 9-22-70) is charged with theft of a firearm in the 339th State District Court.
Hambrick has admitted to stealing Deputy Brewer’s weapon. Two additional individuals, a male and a female, were detained for questioning and subsequently released.
HPD Homicide Division Sergeant R. Blain and Senior Police Officer J. Robles reported:
HPD patrol officers responded to a 911 call about 1:20 a.m. and arrived to find Deputy Brewer fatally shot in his car in the 8900 block of Ramin. Investigators continue to follow multiple leads.
UPDATE:
The suspect, Lee Eldridge Sonier (b/m, DOB: 8-18-79), is wanted in the killing of Deputy Ronnie Earl Brewer, 47. Sonier is charged with capital murder in the 182nd State District Court. A photo of Sonier is attached to this news release.
A second suspect, Judy Lucille Hambrick (b/f, DOB: 9-22-70), is also charged with capital murder in the same court. Her photo is also attached to this news release.
HPD Homicide Division Sergeant R. Blain and Senior Police Officer J. Robles reported:
HPD patrol officers responded to a 911 call about 1:20 a.m. and arrived to find Deputy Brewer fatally shot in his car in the 8900 block of Ramin.
Later that day, Sonier, Hambrick and another female were detained for questioning in the investigation. Sonier and the female were released pending further investigation. Hambrick remained in custody and was charged with theft of a firearm. She admitted to stealing Brewer’s weapon.
Further investigation determined Sonier shot Brewer and he and Hambrick then robbed the deputy. That information led to capital murder charges being filed against Sonier and Hambrick.
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