🚨 TEXAS: Killeen Fire Captain Marvin Taylor III had just left the hospital after his FIFTH CHILD was born.
He was on his way to pick up his other kids so they could meet the baby.
Rodney Bremby slammed into him from behind at 103 MPH in a 45 zone. Police said he was impaired.
Bremby pleaded guilty to intoxication manslaughter.
His sentence in Travis County is SIX MONTHS in jail and probation.
Five kids lost their dad. The man who killed him will be home by spring.
Austin justice is a JOKE.
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Texas after a Black male driver who slammed into a fire captain at 103 MPH, K*LLING him just hours after the birth of his FIFTH CHILD...
...was just sentenced to only SIX MONTHS in jail and PROBATION!!!
Yes, you read that right.
He pleaded guilty to intoxication manslaughter, and he’ll spend about six months in jail.
On May 11th, 2025, Mother’s Day, Captain Marvin Taylor III's wife gave birth to their fifth baby at an Austin hospital.
Marvin left the hospital to go pick up his other children so they could meet their new sibling.
He never made it.
At 1:05AM, he was stopped at a red light on East Koenig Lane.
According to court records, that’s when a Dodge Durango came flying down the road and rear-ended his van at 103 MPH... the speed limit was 45.
The crash sent Marvin’s van sliding 150 feet into a median.
He passed away right there at the scene.
The man who k*lled him is Rodney Bremby, he was completely drunk.
He was booked on a $103,000 bond... and he bonded out within DAYS.
In August, he pleaded guilty to Intoxication Manslaughter with a Vehicle, a second-degree felony.
And this week, the sentence came down.
6 months in jail.
10 years of probation.
403 hours of community service.
Those 403 hours were the family’s request, it was Marvin’s badge number.
Now FIVE CHILDREN will grow up without their father, and the man who did it gets 6 month in prison.
Say his name. Captain Marvin Taylor III.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!!!!
Disgraceful, to say the least. Like I always say, the justice system is broken. I can’t believe Texas, which seems to be stern on the death penalty, would be so lenient for the death, not to mention a public servant.
Nov 1, 2026 · 1:34 PM UTC



