US Politics | Shocking details emerge after deputy ‘executed ex and her husband’ as it’s revealed he ‘failed psych tests to be a cop’
A CALIFORNIA sheriff's deputy accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and her husband, did not pass his psychological exam to become an officer, sources say. On September 7, Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy Devin Williams allegedly killed his ex-girlfriend Maria Tran and her husband Benison in their Dublin, California, home. 
Alameda County Sheriff's OfficeCalifornia deputy Devin Williams has been accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and her husband '/ ' 
FOX 2Maria Tran and her husband Benison were killed in their home early last month '/ ' 
CBS SacramentoTran's brother reportedly witnessed the murder of the married couple '/ ' Williams allegedly murdered the pair because he was having an affair with Tran and got jealous, according to Mercury News. Williams, 24, faces two murder charges and is currently being held in Santa Rita Jail – the same facility he reportedly worked at just hours before allegedly shooting the couple last month. Four sources told KTVU that it had since emerged that Williams had not passed his psychological exams in order to be a deputy. He was also hired after failing his probationary period with the Stockton Police Department, the news outlet reported. Read More in Crime 
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SEEKING JUSTICE Chilling update in Bianca Devins murder case Sheriff Gregory Ahern confirmed that the news launched an audit in Alameda County which found a total of 47 officers had also failed the tests. Following the audit, the officers have been told to hand over their weapons and serve desk duty until they are able to pass the exam. The county sheriff's department has refused to publicly confirm if Williams was among the dozens of deputies who failed to pass. Additionally, some sources have told KTVU that Williams did indeed fail the exam. Most read in News WICKED HUMOR Jeffrey Dahmer used sarcasm to evade capture at least 6 times, author reveals JUSTICE FOR GABBY Gabby Petito's parents praised for reclaiming story ahead movie release 'RIGHT TIME' Gabby Petito movie actor breaks silence to defend film after shock admission BLOODY LEGACY Cancer-stricken Putin 'in horrible pain & rushing to cement place in history' 'WORSE THAN A WAR ZONE' EMT tells of the horrors of Vegas massacre on 5th anniversary STILL SILENT Vegas shooter's girlfriend 'is healing' as she's pictured near luxury home Amid the audit revelations, Mercury News has also released several shocking details regarding the weeks and minutes leading up to the Trans deaths. Law enforcement sources have reportedly confirmed that concerns surrounding Williams began on August 8 after police were called to the Trans home over a report of a man ringing their doorbell over and over. According to the report, a separate Alameda Sheriff's deputy arrived on scene and spoke with Williams – who identified himself willingly and said he was at the home to speak with his girlfriend. Tensions escalated weeks later when Williams allegedly visited Tran at her work, John George Psychiatric Hospital. They reportedly were seen having an intense conversation, after which Trans appeared upset. Not long after, the sheriff's deputy reportedly traveled to his ex-girlfriends home, where her brother called the police. At the time, the brother told officers that there was a man inside the home with a pistol, according to the report. He later allegedly confirmed that he recognized the man as Williams. During the incident, Williams allegedly confronted Tran about still seeing her husband. He reportedly also told the husband that if police were called he would leave the home. However, after Tran's husband went downstairs and called 911, Williams allegedly shot him coming back up the stairs. Quickly Tran and her brother allegedly attempted to disarm the sheriff's deputy, however the chaos reportedly caused Williams and Tran's brother to roll down the stairs, police said, according to the report. Immediately after, the brother attempted to dissuade Williams from causing further harm, however he allegedly shot the married couple twice in the back of the head. Per reports, Tran's brother was not shot in the scuffle. The first officer to arrive on scene to find the Trans bodies was reportedly the officer who responded just a month before. Williams allegedly fled the scene after the shooting, reportedly traveling to the Central Valley where he met with a family member. Read More on The US Sun 
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SAM'S STRUGGLES GMA's Sam Champion shares update in new video following 'brutal injury' While he initially attempted to flee further south, Williams reportedly turned himself in. The 24-year-old is reportedly scheduled to enter a plea related to the murder charges on Oct. 19.
Alameda County Sheriff's OfficeCalifornia deputy Devin Williams has been accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and her husband '/ ' FOX 2Maria Tran and her husband Benison were killed in their home early last month '/ ' CBS SacramentoTran's brother reportedly witnessed the murder of the married couple '/ ' Williams allegedly murdered the pair because he was having an affair with Tran and got jealous, according to Mercury News. Williams, 24, faces two murder charges and is currently being held in Santa Rita Jail – the same facility he reportedly worked at just hours before allegedly shooting the couple last month. Four sources told KTVU that it had since emerged that Williams had not passed his psychological exams in order to be a deputy. He was also hired after failing his probationary period with the Stockton Police Department, the news outlet reported. Read More in Crime KILLER ON THE LOOSE Creepy image of possible serial killer released after 43 murders SEEKING JUSTICE Chilling update in Bianca Devins murder case Sheriff Gregory Ahern confirmed that the news launched an audit in Alameda County which found a total of 47 officers had also failed the tests. Following the audit, the officers have been told to hand over their weapons and serve desk duty until they are able to pass the exam. The county sheriff's department has refused to publicly confirm if Williams was among the dozens of deputies who failed to pass. Additionally, some sources have told KTVU that Williams did indeed fail the exam. Most read in News WICKED HUMOR Jeffrey Dahmer used sarcasm to evade capture at least 6 times, author reveals JUSTICE FOR GABBY Gabby Petito's parents praised for reclaiming story ahead movie release 'RIGHT TIME' Gabby Petito movie actor breaks silence to defend film after shock admission BLOODY LEGACY Cancer-stricken Putin 'in horrible pain & rushing to cement place in history' 'WORSE THAN A WAR ZONE' EMT tells of the horrors of Vegas massacre on 5th anniversary STILL SILENT Vegas shooter's girlfriend 'is healing' as she's pictured near luxury home Amid the audit revelations, Mercury News has also released several shocking details regarding the weeks and minutes leading up to the Trans deaths. Law enforcement sources have reportedly confirmed that concerns surrounding Williams began on August 8 after police were called to the Trans home over a report of a man ringing their doorbell over and over. According to the report, a separate Alameda Sheriff's deputy arrived on scene and spoke with Williams – who identified himself willingly and said he was at the home to speak with his girlfriend. Tensions escalated weeks later when Williams allegedly visited Tran at her work, John George Psychiatric Hospital. They reportedly were seen having an intense conversation, after which Trans appeared upset. Not long after, the sheriff's deputy reportedly traveled to his ex-girlfriends home, where her brother called the police. At the time, the brother told officers that there was a man inside the home with a pistol, according to the report. He later allegedly confirmed that he recognized the man as Williams. During the incident, Williams allegedly confronted Tran about still seeing her husband. He reportedly also told the husband that if police were called he would leave the home. However, after Tran's husband went downstairs and called 911, Williams allegedly shot him coming back up the stairs. Quickly Tran and her brother allegedly attempted to disarm the sheriff's deputy, however the chaos reportedly caused Williams and Tran's brother to roll down the stairs, police said, according to the report. Immediately after, the brother attempted to dissuade Williams from causing further harm, however he allegedly shot the married couple twice in the back of the head. Per reports, Tran's brother was not shot in the scuffle. The first officer to arrive on scene to find the Trans bodies was reportedly the officer who responded just a month before. Williams allegedly fled the scene after the shooting, reportedly traveling to the Central Valley where he met with a family member. Read More on The US Sun WICKED HUMOR Jeffrey Dahmer used sarcasm to evade capture at least 6 times, author reveals SAM'S STRUGGLES GMA's Sam Champion shares update in new video following 'brutal injury' While he initially attempted to flee further south, Williams reportedly turned himself in. The 24-year-old is reportedly scheduled to enter a plea related to the murder charges on Oct. 19.
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