Overview
- Reginald Murray, the District 4 commissioner since 1996, was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing governmental operations, and disorderly conduct.
- Murray, 66, turned himself in on Oct. 22 and was released on a $2,000 bond after warrants were obtained a day after the incident.
- Police say the Oct. 21 disturbance began when Murray arrived late to the 9 a.m. program, continued knocking on a locked auditorium door, refused escort, and physically resisted while yelling.
- A video shared on social media showed a struggle with a school resource officer who handcuffed Murray outside the auditorium.
- TPD said another person will also face charges based on obtained warrants, while the school board affirmed safety rules and praised staff and police for their response.