HOUSTON – The FBI is now involved in the search for the driver who hit and killed a Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Deputy last month.
Deputy Kenneth Lewis stopped to help a stranded motorist last month.
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The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office says the accident happened around 3:40 a.m. Saturday. Deputy Lewis was hit by a passing vehicle as he was helping a stranded motorist on I-10 near Eldridge Parkway in Houston. The striking vehicle fled the scene.
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Deputy Lewis was rushed to the hospital, but days later passed away from his injuries.
This week, FBI Houston says they are now assisting the Houston Police Department in the search for the driver.
🚨 WHO KILLED DEPUTY LEWIS? 🚨
— FBI Houston (@FBIHouston) March 12, 2026
On 02/21, Ft. Bend County Deputy Kenneth Lewis stopped to help with a crash on I-10. While serving others in our community, a vehicle struck and killed him.
FBI Houston is now assisting @houstonpolice with this case. We urge you to call… pic.twitter.com/PvOULIT4xM
A $5,000 reward is being offered to anyone who helps find the person who killed Deputy Lewis.
“Deputy Lewis demonstrated the very best of law enforcement. His selflessness, dedication, and commitment to serving others reflect the core values of our office and the profession he proudly served,” the department shared on social media.
Have information that could help solve this case? Share an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers of Houston by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477) or submitting an online tip.