WHITFIELD: All right. In Texas, investigators are trying to determine why a man shot ask killed a sheriff's deputy execution style. Harris County police have arrested a suspect. 30-year-old Shannon J. Miles. He is charged with capital murder. This happened at a Houston area gas station Friday night. Miles approached the deputy from behind, said nothing, and fired multiple shots. Deputy Darren Goforth was a ten-year veteran. We're at the Houston gas station where all of this happened. There was a vigil last night. But people continue to stream in. What are they saying?</s>ED LAVANDERA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, you know, the emotional outpouring continues here. As you look behind me, this is a memorial set up at the pump where deputy was at - where the deputy was at Friday night. That's the very spot where he was gunned down. People have come out leaving flowers, teddy bears, messages of support. They have collected about $25,000 for the wife and two children of deputy Darren Goforth. That is in addition to a website collection on Go Fund Me where I believe last we heard was about $30,000 worth of donations have been collected as well. We talked to several people who say they have been really struck and shaken very hard by the developments here and the way this attack on this deputy was carried out. Darren Goforth was ending his shift. He had come here as we're told many deputies come through this area to fill up at this particular gas station. Investigators say Darren Goforth was shot in the back multiple times and simply guilty of wearing a police uniform. The investigation continues. We still don't know much about what motivated this attack. But the suspect is in custody expected to make a court appearance tomorrow morning.</s>WHITFIELD: OK. Thank you so much. Ed Lavandera, appreciate that. Later on this hour, we are going to be hearing from retiring NYPD Detective Harry Houck about the possibility of this deputy being targeted because he was wearing a uniform. All right. Straight ahead crews in Washington state are still fighting the largest wildfire in state history. Next, why officials are saying this fire could burn until it snows.
Dozens Gathering to Remember Texas Deputy Killed on Friday