Former HPD officer sued over wrongful conviction
In a clear expose of police misconduct, James Ybarra has sued Houston Police Department (HPD) officer Gerald Goines and the City of Houston in a federal civil rights case. Ybarra's felony conviction, overturned by the Texas Supreme Court, sheds light on a pattern of false evidence and drug planting orchestrated by Goines, implicating at least 18 other cases.
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