LEISD Police Department
LEISD Police Department
Welcome to the Liberty-Eylau ISD Police Department
Message from Chief Brewer
On behalf of the members of the Liberty-Eylau ISD Police Department, I want to welcome you to our department’s webpage. It is my honor to lead our department which is committed to serving the students, staff, and visitors of our district. Our department is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for our students and staff, which enables our students to achieve the district’s potential through rigorous and relevant learning experiences preparing students to be 21st century global leaders.
As you spend time looking at our page, you will see that we provide services to meet the needs of our district. The police profession will continue to evolve in the 21st century, but the relationship between the district’s stakeholders and our plice department will remain the cornerstone of ensuring safety throughout Liberty-Eylau ISD.
Whether you are on this page to learn more about our department or are looking for assistance with a matter, please know that we are committed to providing the best service for our students, staff, and visitors.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Chief Carl Brewer
August 14, 2025
Liberty-Eylau ISD is participating in Threats Are No Joke! Public Awareness Campaign
As Texas students return to school this fall, Liberty-Eylau ISD is participating in the Texas School Safety Center’s new public awareness campaign, Threats Are No Joke!, to educate students and parents about the serious consequences of making or sharing threats. Intended for grades 4 - 12, the campaign includes a powerful PSA video and supporting resources to share the message, Threats Are No Joke! Don’t do it. Don’t share it. Report it!
The video depicts how a single text message shared among students quickly escalates into chaos, triggering fear, confusion, and a full law enforcement response. This PSA serves as a critical reminder that there’s no such thing as “just a joke” when it comes to threats about school violence, school safety, or harm to others.
“When someone makes a threat, whether they mean it or not, it can put everyone’s safety at risk,” says Dr. Kathy Martinez-Prather, TxSSC director. “Many students and parents don’t know that even sharing or joking about a threat can be illegal. This video aims to change that and emphasize that threats to school safety are a crime and carry real consequences.”
The video features a law enforcement officer discussing the legal consequences of making or sharing threats and a Texas School Safety Teen Ambassador encouraging students to report threats by telling an adult they trust such as a parent, teacher, or coach.
“Many times, students share things on social media or with our friends and we don’t realize that it can spread fear and panic,” Sebastian, a Texas School Safety Teen Ambassador says. “It is our responsibility to help keep our schools and friends safe and speaking up is how we stay safe.”
Liberty-Eylau ISD also encourages students and families to report threats or concerning information through the Leopard Watch Form.
The video and resources, including teacher and parent guides, posters, and social media graphics, are available to educators and the public at no cost on the TxSSC’s website.
The Texas School Safety Center is a university-level research center at Texas State University with the mission to serve schools and communities to create safe, secure, and healthy environments. To learn more visit txssc.txstate.edu.
Leopard Watch
LEISD’s Leopard Watch empowers students, staff, parents, and community members to help themselves and others by using our anonymous online system to report safety issues quickly to school officials. Our number one priority is the safety and security of our students and staff and we strive to ensure a safe and secure environment for all.
Leopard Watch allows users to report past, present, and predicted concerns within our school community. Information about bullying, cyberbullying, harassment, drugs, violence, weapons, theft, or any other potential threat to school safety should be reported. All messages submitted remain completely anonymous. False reporting will be taken seriously to the full extent of the law.
The Leopard Watch System will be monitored weekdays between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. during the school year. Any reports submitted outside of these hours or during holidays will be responded to during the following normally scheduled school day.
Please do not use this system for issues requiring immediate assistance. If this is an emergency requiring immediate assistance, please call 911 or 903-832-1535.