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Did I miss something, like the names of the two officers?philip964 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 11:24 pm https://www.click2houston.com/news/new- ... -wednesday
Coincidence?
Texas Rangers search house with high tech equipment 6 months after the murder of the two homeowners. Houston D A investigators were also there.
Two Houston police officers testify today for 2 hours before a Federal Grand Jury. The two officers happen to be the two that answered the 911 call from a neighbor who said that their daughter had bought drugs in the house.
I think he meant they answered the call from dispatch.WildBill wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 12:59 pmDid I miss something, like the names of the two officers?philip964 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 11:24 pm https://www.click2houston.com/news/new- ... -wednesday
Coincidence?
Texas Rangers search house with high tech equipment 6 months after the murder of the two homeowners. Houston D A investigators were also there.
Two Houston police officers testify today for 2 hours before a Federal Grand Jury. The two officers happen to be the two that answered the 911 call from a neighbor who said that their daughter had bought drugs in the house.
I didn't realize that 911 calls were answered by officers.
I always thought is was dispatchers who answered the calls.
The caller didn't seem to have any first hand information what was actually happening or items that were actually present inside the house.
Yes, I believe that you are correct. They "answered [responded to] the 911 call" on Jan 8, 2019 by going to the house,Redneck_Buddha wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 1:30 pmI think he meant they answered the call from dispatch.WildBill wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 12:59 pmDid I miss something, like the names of the two officers?philip964 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 11:24 pm https://www.click2houston.com/news/new- ... -wednesday
Coincidence?
Texas Rangers search house with high tech equipment 6 months after the murder of the two homeowners. Houston D A investigators were also there.
Two Houston police officers testify today for 2 hours before a Federal Grand Jury. The two officers happen to be the two that answered the 911 call from a neighbor who said that their daughter had bought drugs in the house.
I didn't realize that 911 calls were answered by officers.
I always thought is was dispatchers who answered the calls.
The caller didn't seem to have any first hand information what was actually happening or items that were actually present inside the house.
Takes time to organize a proper home invasion and drive by.WildBill wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 2:07 pmYes, I believe that you are correct. They "answered [responded to] the 911 call" on Jan 8, 2019 by going to the house,Redneck_Buddha wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 1:30 pmI think he meant they answered the call from dispatch.WildBill wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 12:59 pmDid I miss something, like the names of the two officers?philip964 wrote: Wed Jul 24, 2019 11:24 pm https://www.click2houston.com/news/new- ... -wednesday
Coincidence?
Texas Rangers search house with high tech equipment 6 months after the murder of the two homeowners. Houston D A investigators were also there.
Two Houston police officers testify today for 2 hours before a Federal Grand Jury. The two officers happen to be the two that answered the 911 call from a neighbor who said that their daughter had bought drugs in the house.
I didn't realize that 911 calls were answered by officers.
I always thought is was dispatchers who answered the calls.
The caller didn't seem to have any first hand information what was actually happening or items that were actually present inside the house.
but they did not enter the house or talk to the inhabitants. The actual raid at Harding Street occurred Jan 28, 2019.
I don't know how the civil cases are handled, but it seems if a settlement is reached before a trial, most of this testimony and evidence won't see the light of day in a criminal trial.dlh wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 5:12 pm Hope somebody can get to the bottom of all this. Looks to me like the City of Houston has "lawyered up" and "gone to ground" so good luck getting anything from them unless the courts get involved.
striker55 wrote: Thu Jul 25, 2019 7:19 am I'm surprised the Texas Rangers weren't involved from day 1?
Beiruty wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2019 10:39 am It is the worst scandal in the history of Houston City and the Mayor and PD Chief is still being paid each day. More evidence of corruption each day.
Feds should clean out the whole mess.
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/h ... m&utm_mediAs the police investigation unfolded, Nicholas'relatives launched their own probe, spurred in part by the police department's failure to retract initial condemnations of the slain couple as drug dealers.
The department's silence on that issue still rankles, Bourque said.
"From the beginning, it's been an attack on her character, and telling these things she supposedly did," he said. "That the mother knew, and her brother knew, was not something Rhogena would do."
That same month, the slain couple's relatives got their hands on video of the raid and started more closely questioning the official timeline. Particularly troubling to the families and their lawyers were the two lone gunshots about 30 minutes after the raid ended.
Minutes after those final shots, police on the scene repeatedly said, "Both suspects down."
To Doyle, that didn't square with the official narrative about a gunbattle that ended "almost as soon as it started," according to the new court filing.