Sergeant Jaime Primera Rodriguez, 38, was a member of the Trans Pecos Drug Task Force and the Andrews Department of Public Safety in Texas. On May 16, 2002, he and his team boarded a Greyhound bus bound from Abilene to El Paso to question a suspect involved in a drug search. During that encounter the suspect produced a handgun and fired two shots, striking Sergeant Rodriguez in the stomach and chest and injuring a bystander.

Sergeant Rodriguez was flown to a local hospital but succumbed to his injuries. Other deputies on the bus returned fire and killed the suspect; that person was described as having acted alone. No further arrests, suspects, litigations, or investigations were reported in connection with the shooting. He is remembered by his wife, daughter and son for his commitment to law enforcement and his family.