A Hays County corrections officer is facing multiple felony charges related to sex crimes against children. George Snell is the second county corrections officer to be arrested in less than a month.

“The arrest of a Hays County Sheriff’s Office employee for such a horrific crime is sickening and a betrayal of everything this badge stands for,” said Hays County Sheriff Anthony Hipolito.

"The arrest of a Hays County Sheriff's Office employee for such a horrific crime is sickening and a betrayal of everything this badge stands for," Sheriff Anthony Hipolito said in the social media ...

The Hays County Sheriff's Office (HCSO ... Snell's alleged crimes "sickening and a betrayal of everything this badge stands for." Hipolito also had a message for his other employees.

“Our Office coordinated and communicated with the Hays County Sheriff’s Office throughout ... or even if you wear a badge." "We are entrusted by our communities with a degree of authority ...

The arrest of a Hays County Sheriff’s Office employee for such a horrific crime is sickening and a betrayal of everything this badge stands for. I know this damages the trust our community ...

"It doesn't matter who you are, where you work, or even if you wear a badge. ... No one is above the law, and no one is entitled to hurt a child." Hays County Sheriff Anthony Hipolito echoed Ray's ...

The Hays County Sheriff's Office fired Snell on Tuesday ... for such a "horrific crime" was "a betrayal of everything this badge stands for." "Any employee who breaks the law, especially in ...

“The arrest of a Hays County Sheriff’s Office employee for such a horrific crime is sickening and a betrayal of everything this badge stands for,” Sheriff Anthony Hipolito said in a statement.

Gina Hernandez, 32, and Elsa Vasquez, 30, are accused of using the victims' bank cards at Austin area restaurants and businesses to buy expensive items.