BROWNSVILLE – Charges have been reduced against a former Brownsville fire chief.

Carlos Elizondo is now facing six counts of breach of computer security.

He entered a not guilty plea Tuesday before the 107th District Court judge.

The original indictment contained 11 charges including one for theft by a public servant.

Elizondo is accused of logging into the city’s emergency reporting system portal without proper authorization.

His trial is set for Sept. 16.