Harris County Precinct 3 Deputy Constable Free on Bond After Alleged Attack on Nurses, Court Records Show
A deputy constable accused of attacking three nurses at a Baytown hospital on New Year's Day is now free on bond, according to court records. Robert Earl Nobles, Jr. was released from custody on January 23 after he allegedly assaulted the medical staff at Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital while receiving treatment.
The Baytown Police Department initially arrested Nobles following the incident and subsequently relieved him of his duties as a sergeant in Precinct 3's office. However, it appears that Nobles was not immediately apprehended, with court records indicating he was charged with three counts of assault on hospital personnel.
Nobles is expected to appear back in court on Friday, where he will face the charges stemming from the alleged attack. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of hospital staff and the accountability of law enforcement officials.
As of now, Nobles remains out on bond while the court case unfolds, leaving many questions unanswered about what transpired during the altercation and how the incident was handled by Precinct 3's office.
A deputy constable accused of attacking three nurses at a Baytown hospital on New Year's Day is now free on bond, according to court records. Robert Earl Nobles, Jr. was released from custody on January 23 after he allegedly assaulted the medical staff at Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital while receiving treatment.
The Baytown Police Department initially arrested Nobles following the incident and subsequently relieved him of his duties as a sergeant in Precinct 3's office. However, it appears that Nobles was not immediately apprehended, with court records indicating he was charged with three counts of assault on hospital personnel.
Nobles is expected to appear back in court on Friday, where he will face the charges stemming from the alleged attack. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of hospital staff and the accountability of law enforcement officials.
As of now, Nobles remains out on bond while the court case unfolds, leaving many questions unanswered about what transpired during the altercation and how the incident was handled by Precinct 3's office.
a deputy constable being able to just waltz back into freedom after allegedly attacking nurses? it's like the system is letting him off with a slap on the wrist 
and that's not right at all. I mean, we're talking about people who put their lives on the line every day to help others, and some cop can just go around physically assaulting them? what does that say about our society? 
. I mean, isn't there supposed to be some level of accountability for these kinds of actions? shouldn't we be seeing more severe consequences from people who harm others in such a violent way? 
anyway i dont think its fair that he got out of jail on bond so soon... it feels like hes gonna get off scot free 
. It's all so wrong. How can you expect people to trust the justice system when they let someone off scot-free after committing such a heinous act? 
. And now, he gets to come back in court and probably charm his way out of it again... it's infuriating 
. Hospital staff were left shaken and traumatized by this incident... justice should be served ASAP! 
They deserve justice, not some guy getting bailed out because he's a deputy constable. And what really gets me is that this guy was already relieved of his duties, so who knows how long it took for him to get released? It just feels like the system's all over the place sometimes... 
And what's with the bond thingy? Shouldn't they be in custody until the charges are proven or settled? 
. i hope he gets charged and faces justice for what happened. it's not right that he got a chance to be free before everything was sorted out...