The Harris County Sheriff's Office is sad to confirm the passing of Deputy Christina Kohler, 37. Deputy Kohler's death in the 8600 block of Almeda Genoa Road on Thursday, March 13 is being investigated by the Houston Police Department as an apparent suicide. An autopsy is being conducted to confirm the cause of her death. Deputy Kohler joined the Sheriff's Office in 2018 and was most recently assigned to the courts division.
The Sheriff's Office Behavioral Health
Division is offering mental health and peer support services to Deputy Kohler's colleagues as they grieve her tragic loss.
The Sheriff's Office is grateful for the community's prayers and support, and we offer our deepest sympathies to Deputy Kohler's family.
If you or someone you know is
experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 988
The loss of Deputy Christina Kohler has profoundly impacted the Harris County community. Having joined the Harris County Sheriff's Office in 2018, she dedicated herself to serving in the courts division. The shocking details surrounding her passing highlight the urgent need for mental health support among law enforcement personnel. The Sheriff’s Office Behavioral Health Division is currently stepping up to provide necessary mental health and peer support services to Deputy Kohler’s grieving colleagues. Mental health crises can affect anyone, especially those in high-stress professions like law enforcement. In times of tragedy, it’s crucial to remind individuals of the available resources. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, professional help can be reached by calling 988, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. It's imperative to keep the lines of communication open and to seek assistance when needed. Deputy Kohler’s memory will serve as a sobering reminder of the mental health challenges faced by many, encouraging continued dialogue and support.
this isn't about cop or not. This is the death of a Human Being. For fuck sakes have some respect for the deceased. May she rest in Glory