Overview
- The council voted unanimously Tuesday night to relieve and fire Kenny Seymour after a third‑party investigator presented findings the city described as overwhelming.
- Investigators cited sworn interrogatory responses from Seymour’s divorce case and documentary evidence that they say show a prolonged sexual relationship with a captain and payments for rent, travel and gifts.
- The probe began after an anonymous June 9 letter that questioned promotions for a captain and grew into a months‑long review that led to the captain’s resignation.
- The City of Fulshear has treated the materials as confidential, asked the Texas attorney general to withhold public records about the investigation, and declined to release investigative details while legal processes proceed.
- Seymour’s attorney has disputed the scope and findings and said they will consider legal options, while the city manager and police leadership are carrying out chief duties and no replacement has been announced.