The chief of police for the Kirby Police Department and another officer violated the constitutional rights of a couple who owns a business there, a lawsuit filed in Bexar County state district court claims.

A search is underway for a missing 85-year-old man in Kirby, according to police.

An argument between two Kirby firefighters over voting quickly escalated and ended with one of them being clocked in the face and taken to an emergency room, according to a report from the Kirby Police Department. Joshua Gonzales, 29, has been charged over the incident with assault causing bodily injury, a Class A misdemeanor, according to booking records. The affidavit states the victim claimed he told Gonzales he was being a dumb a** for not voting, which lead to Gonzales punching him in the face. According to the affidavit, several Kirby Fire Department employees were present during the assault, but only two witnessed the incident. Bond has not yet been set for Gonzales, according to booking records.

SAN ANTONIO A man is now behind bars after sharing child pornography on social media, according to Kirby Police Department. Timothy Smith, 47, was arrested Thursday morning at his apartment and is charged with three counts of possession of child pornography, a third-degree felony. Officials were first made aware of the incident after a tip of child pornography being uploaded onto social media was called into the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children. Along with Thursdays arrest, police said computers were taken in as evidence in the case. RELATED: Man dragged, choked 2-year-old child because he wasnt potty trained, police say