Murder charge dismissed against Houston police officer in connection to Harding Street raid

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.

2 Harding Street officers indicted for engaging in organized crime

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.

Woman sentenced for 911 calls in connection to Harding Street Raid

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.

Woman accused of making several 911 calls in connection to Harding Street raid pleads guilty

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. 

Family files lawsuit on two-year anniversary of Harding Street raid

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.

Lawsuit filed by family of Harding Streed Raid victims
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Family members of Rhogena Nicholas say they've filed the civil lawsuit to get answers about why Nicholas and Tuttle were killed in their Harding Street home in a no-knock raid two years ago.

Acevedo responds to OT scheme, family attorney criticizes PD’s oversight

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.

Houston officer indicted for murder is a hero, says his attorney

Attorney Rusty Hardin spoke on behalf of Felipe Gallegos, a Houston Police officer charged with murder in the Harding Street case.

Grand jury indicts 6 more Houston police officers in deadly Harding Street drug raid

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced that a grand jury has indicted six more former Houston police officers involved in the deadly Harding Street raid on felony charges.

Family of Harding Street raid victim hopes to uncover more evidence Friday

City of Houston Cover-Up of HPD Harding Street Killings to Be Challenged Friday; Nicholas Family Wins Probate Court Ruling, Plans to Introduce New Findings

Man's drug convictions dismissed in 2008 case involving ex-HPD officer Goines

In her motions, Ogg asserted that “no credible evidence exists” against Mallet, and that the convictions were the direct result of false trial testimony by then HPD narcotics officer Gerald Goines.

Texas lawmakers call HPD Harding Street Raid audit a scam

State Representatives ripped the Houston Police Department after it released a 62-page audit on the botched Harding Street Raid that killed two people.

Texas lawmakers call HPD Harding Street Raid audit a scam
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State Representatives ripped the Houston Police Department after it released a 62-page audit on the botched Harding Street Raid that killed two people.

More charges announced in botched Harding Street drug raid

Six former Houston narcotics officers, including Gerald Goines and Steven Bryant, were charged with fifteen felonies in a scheme that was unraveled following the 2019 deadly no-knock drug raid.

Prosecutors anticipate 91 more drug convictions to be overturned in cases tied to ex-HPD officer

The district attorney’s office says prosecutors are filing motions asking that lawyers be appointed for each defendant in these 91 cases in which former Houston Police Officer Gerald Goines obtained search warrants by swearing in affidavits to get the permission of judges for searches of homes and other locations.

Prosecutors anticipate 91 more drug convictions to be overturned in cases tied to ex-HPD officer
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The district attorney?s office says prosecutors are filing motions asking that lawyers be appointed for each defendant in these 91 cases in which Goines obtained search warrants by swearing in affidavits to get the permission of judges for searches of homes and other locations.