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Suspect in today’s fatal TXDPS trooper shooting in Freestone County has been captured in Waller County near Prairie View. Excellent operation by numerous agencies to take this suspect into custody with no additional casualties. #wallercounty #txdps #freestonecounty — Navarro County OEM (@NavarroOEM) November 24, 2017

Never easy losing a colleague, but even worse on a day like today. Prayers & thoughts are with @TxDPS & the family and friends of a trooper shot and killed today. May he RIP, his family comforted & his killer brought to justice without any other officer being injured or killed. https://t.co/1Qwm8Aqxp8 — Chief Art Acevedo (@ArtAcevedo) November 24, 2017

Prayers for the family and loved ones of the @TxDPS Trooper killed on duty today and for all our Troopers who are serving our state and seeking justice for the killer — Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) November 24, 2017

WALLER, Texas (KTRK) -- The 33-year-old man suspected of shooting and killing a Texas DPS trooper on Thanksgiving has been transferred from the Brazos County jail.ABC13 captured a caravan of DPS troopers arriving at the jail and leaving around 8 p.m.Dabrett Montreal Black appeared in court Friday morning facing capital murder charges before a Magistrate Judge at the Bryan facility.Black was captured Thursday night hours after the shooting death of Trooper Damon Allen in Freestone County, which is more than 100 miles south of Dallas.Texas DPS officials said Allen stopped Black on the southbound lanes of I-45 near Fairfield for a traffic violation around 3:45 p.m. Thursday. Allen approached the vehicle and made contact with Black. After he returned to his patrol unit, DPS officials believe Black fired multiple shots with a rifle at the trooper. He died at the scene.According to the Waller County Sheriff's Office, Black drove from Freestone County in a Chevy Malibu to Waller County near Prairie View. In Waller County, the suspect was involved in a shooting near Liendo Parkway and Wyatt Chapel, deputies said.Black was wounded in the leg by a bullet and also bitten by a K-9 before being taken into custody just after 9 p.m. He was taken to a hospital in Bryan for observation.According to jail records, Black was then booked into the Brazos County Detention Center on capital murder of a peace officer. Black was also booked on previous unrelated warrants, including evading arrest and aggravated assault of a public servant.He's also wanted in both Smith and Anderson counties for evading arrest with a vehicle, aggravated assault on a public servant and failure to appear in court.Allen has been with Department of Public Safety since 2002. He is survived by his wife and his three children.Full statement from Texas DPS Director Steven McCraw:Texas Governor Greg Abbott released the following statement:Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo also gave his condolences."Never easy losing a colleague, but even worse on a day like today. Prayers and thoughts are with TxDPS and the family and friends of a trooper shot and killed today," Acevedo said on Twitter.