Harding Street Raid

Ex-HPD cop Gerald Goines has been re-indicted on felony murder charges after previously having them dropped last week.

On Tuesday, a Harris County judge dropped the murder indictments against former Houston Police Department officer Gerald Goines in relation to the 2019 botched Harding Street raid.

Former Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo will be questioned Thursday about the botched no-knock drug raid on Harding Street that left a couple dead and several officers injured five years ago.

Organizers call for accountability from police and the county's justice system in the 2019 botched raid that left a Houston couple dead inside their home.

A Houston man, who was wrongfully imprisoned, has been released from jail. Frederick Jeffrey was sentenced to 25 years in prison for a drug charge.

A man serving 25 years in prison for a 2018 drug conviction may have it reversed, after new evidence indicates ex-Houston police officer charged in Harding Street Raid perjured.

The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles has recommended clemency for George Floyd's 2004 drug conviction, after the arresting officer was identified as former Houston police officer Gerald Goines.

According to a release, Felipe Gallegos was charged earlier this year in connection with the Harding Street investigation, so that evidence can be re-presented to a new grand jury to determine if an indictment is warranted.

Two officers tied to the deadly Harding Street raid were indicted by a grand jury on Wednesday for engaging in organized criminal activity, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office announced.

A woman accused of making several false 911 calls in connection to the deadly Harding Street raid was sentenced on Tuesday after pleading guilty earlier this year.

Former Houston police officer Steven Bryant pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a federal charge stemming from the deadly Harding Street Raid.

Patricia Ann Garcia, the woman accused of making several 911 calls that included phony allegations of drugs and machine guns that led to the botched raid on Harding Street in 2019, has pleaded guilty. 

2 years after the fatal Harding Street raid family members of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas are demanding to know why officers were even there. They've filed a lawsuit in hopes of getting answers.

Following this week's indictments of six more of his officers, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo is responding to the allegations that his officers organized a scheme to steal overtime pay from the city of Houston.