Texas Honor Student Shot Allegedly by Campus Police We move on now in the shocking shooting on a college campus. A student months away from graduating, allegedly gunned down by a campus cop. The honor student was stopped for driving erratically and speeding. Abc news' john muller has the story for us. He made a huge impact and -- on so many lives here. Reporter: This morning, students at the university of incarnate word stunned by the loss of a classmate. Cameron was the sweetest, kindest, gentlest person. Reporter: On sunday, hundreds gathered together to remember robert cameron redus, including his mother, seen here. The college senior was killed in a shooting, allegedly by a university police officer. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Six shots. Reporter: The police department reported that the incident happened off campus. The police corporate stopped redus. A struggle ensued between the suspect drive and the police officer. He is not an aggressive person at all. The story doesn't make sense to any of us. Reporter: According to the police, during the struggle, officer carter shot the unarmed redus four to six times. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His family said we are understandably devastated by the death of our dear son cameron. We ask for your prayers as we deal with our tragic loss. The university confirmed carter is on paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. Over the course of carter's eight years in law enforcement, he's held nine jobs, according to the san antonio express. Abc news was unable to reach carter for comment. We get the latest on jameis winston. He's speaking out for the first