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You now need a peace officer’s license to become a sheriff in Texas
Texas – In Texas, 774 new state laws have taken effect. Under one of them, SB 1124, candidates for sheriff now need to have a peace officers license. Up until now, there was no law enforcement certification required to run.
That’s right anyone could have been a sheriff in Texas, even Cletus.
Another Lewisville police officer turns self in after arrest warrants issued over alleged sexual
Lewisville Texas – A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a former Lewisville police officer after he allegedly engaged in inappropriate sexual conduct with a citizen while on duty.
Former officer Filemon Perez is charged with official oppression and sexual assault following the incident, which took place during Thanksgiving week, Lewisville police said in a news release.
Texas Cops Fired for ‘Inappropriate’ Sexual Contact With Massage Workers
Lewisville Texas – Eleven Texas police officers have been disciplined for misconduct related to prostitution stings at massage parlors. Some of the officers are accused of inappropriate physical conduct with alleged sex workers during the stings, while others are accused of failing to stop or report this misconduct. Thirteen officers were investigated, and three wound up fired as a result.
Lubbock County deputy arrested, charged with distribution of confidential information
Lubbock Texas – Deputy Derek Johnson was arrested after being charged with distributing confidential information has been released on bond.
If a police officer is caught giving private information of citizens to the cartel or Mafia, the officer can get no more than 6 months in a county jail.
Cedar Hill police officer was accused of soliciting sex from a DWI suspect, he was already under investigation for similar behavior with a victim of domestic violence
Cedar Hill Texas – Officer Don Mercer of Cedar Hill police department was accused of soliciting sex from a DWI suspect, he was already under investigation for similar behavior with a victim of domestic violence, internal records reveal.
Deputy Indicted Over a Year After Arrest For Leaving 2-Month-Old Baby In Vehicle
San Antonio Texas – A former Bexar County Sheriff’s Office deputy has been indicted over a year after his arrest for leaving his 2-month-old baby inside a vehicle alone for approximately three hours, according to online court records.
Antonio Almaraz, 32, was indicted on Dec. 17 on a charge of injury to a child SBI reckless, a second-degree felony, records show.
Former Uvalde Schools Police Chief Pete Arredondo Loses Bid To Toss Criminal Charges
Uvalde Texas – A Texas judge on Thursday refused to throw out criminal charges accusing the former Uvalde schools police chief of putting children at risk during the slow response to the 2022 Robb Elementary School shooting, while a lawyer for his co-defendant said they want to move the upcoming trial out of the small town where the massacre occurred.
At a court hearing in Uvalde, Judge Sid Harle rejected Pete Arredondo’s claim that was he improperly charged and that only the shooter was responsible for putting the victims in danger. Nineteen children and two teachers were killed in the shooting on May 24, 2022.
Sheriff’s Deputy Lied About Drug Use
Waco Texas – A former McLennan County sheriff’s deputy is free on bond after his arrest this week on a charge he lied about his illegal drug use during a job application process with the Bruceville-Eddy Police Department.
Deputy Caleb Christian Allred admitted to use methamphetamine because he couldn’t get an erection.
Caleb Christian Allred, 32, of McGregor, was released from the McLennan County Jail Thursday after posting a $5,000 bond following his arrest on a state-jail felony tampering with government record charge.
Pervert police officer commits suicide
San Antonio police officer William Kasberg died by suicide was under investigation for recording a teenager without their consent inside a bathroom.
Texas police officer accused of kidnapping young girl
Vidor Texas – Police in Vidor say a former school resource officer has been jailed on a charge of kidnapping a 12-year-old girl from her home and taking her to Lake Charles before bringing her back to Vidor.
Vidor Police Department was notified of an individual picking up and transporting a 12-year-old girl to Lake Charles, according to Chief Carroll. The child was returned to her home the same morning.
Texas DPS trooper arrested for barging into a strangers home
Texas DPS Trooper Jacob McKeon has been arrested in Henderson County after the sheriff’s department says he barged into a home and told the family that he was looking for a girl that he claimed was his niece.
According to investigators, trooper Mckeon went into the bedroom of the parents of the homeowner and woke them up yelling “Wake up. I’m the law, and you’re going to jail.” Investigators say the homeowner’s mother told him to get out of the house, but he refused and yelled expletives at her.
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Austin police officer sentenced to two years killing mentally ill man
Austin Texas – Austin police officer Christopher Taylor has been sentenced to two years in prison for the deadly shooting of Mauris DeSilva in 2019.
Taylor is believed to be the first officer ever convicted in Travis County for an on-duty fatal shooting and the first to face a prison sentence.
In early October, a jury found Taylor guilty of deadly conduct in DeSilva’s death. DeSilva was experiencing a mental health crisis and was holding a knife when police were called to his Downtown Austin condo building.
Bastrop Police Officer To Pay $1 Million In Financial Exploitation Case
Bastrop Texas – A Bastrop County jury has returned a verdict of $1,001,489 against retired Bastrop police officer Patrick Amy for taking financial advantage of an elderly widow.
Jury Orders Dallas Ex-Officer Amber Guyger to Pay $98M for Entering Wrong Apartment Killing Man
A jury has ordered former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger to pay $98 million in damages for the fatal 2018 shooting of Botham Jean in his home.
The award includes $60 million in punitive damages and $38 million in compensatory damages for Jean’s family. Guyger, currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for murder.
Orange Police Officers Shoot Man 25 Times
Orange Texas – An Army veteran who was killed last month by police after a high-speed car chase had 25 gunshot wounds in his head, arms, legs and torso, according to an autopsy report. Jeremy Culp, 32, was shot by police after the armed veteran crashed his truck and attempted to surrender to authorities.
Jeremy Culp, 32, was shot by police after the armed veteran crashed his truck and attempted to surrender to authorities. His death is considered a homicide, according to Forensic Medical of Texas, which performed the autopsy at the request of Hershel Stagner, a justice of the peace in Orange County, where the incident took place.
13 North Texas police officers disciplined for misconduct in prostitution investigation
Lewisville Texas – The Lewisville Police Department released the details of the internal affairs investigation in an announcement Friday. The statement by Police Chief Brook Rollins explained that the case involving the department’s street crimes unit was opened in June.
In October 2022, the unit had been assigned to look into allegations of prostitution at nine of Lewisville’s massage parlors and another in Flower Mound. The operation led to 32 criminal charges against 28 suspects across 23 cases.
The Denton County district attorney’s office dropped the charges after it was found that the undercover officers had “inappropriate contact” with the suspected prostitutes. The department’s internal investigation also confirmed that 13 of its members had “violated one or more Department directives or protocols.”
Though the police chief stated there was no evidence of sex between the officers and prostitution suspects, the extent of the “inappropriate contact” was unclear. Rollins also noted that after probable cause for arrest has been established, any continuing physical contact “is deemed inappropriate.”
Officer Gerald Goines found guilty of murder is sentenced to 60 years in prison during Harding street raid
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HOUSTON – The jury deliberated for more than 10 hours before sentencing Gerald Goines, the former Houston Police Department officer, to 60 years in prison.
Goines, who was found guilty of two counts of felony murder for his involvement in the 2019 Harding Street raid that led to the deaths of Dennis Tuttle, Rhogena Nicholas, and their dog.
Goines received concurrent 60-year sentences for the deaths of Tuttle and Nicholas, with eligibility for parole in 30 years and a potential fine of up to $10,000.
As Judge Veronica Nelson delivered the sentencing, Goines, held in an inmate room at the courthouse, showed little emotion, simply clasping his hands and bowing his head.
Goines was found guilty of two counts of murder in the 2019 Harding Street raid that resulted in the deaths of Dennis Tuttle, Rhogena Nicholas, and their dog.
Houston FBI agent admits to stealing from homes during warranted searches
Houston Texas – A former federal agent now faces a decade in prison after admitting to stealing money and property during searches, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.
According to the office of U.S. Attorney Alamdar S. Hamdani, 37-year-old Nicholas Anthony Williams stole from multiple homes while executing search warrants between March 2022 and July 2023.
Texas Rangers investigating McLennan Co. Sheriff ordered deputy to work at his farm on taxpayers’ dime
Waco Texas – The Texas Rangers have confirmed they are investigating reports that McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara improperly ordered a deputy to work at McNamara’s farm over a three-year period while the deputy was on the county payroll.
Texas Police officer receives $21 million for wrongful termination
QUITMAN, Texas — A former East Texas police officer was awarded $21.35 million Thursday after a jury found he was wrongfully terminated and retaliated against by elected officials in Wood County Texas.
On Thursday, jurors found former Quitman Mayor David Dobbs, former Wood County Sheriff Tom Castloo, former Wood County District Attorney James Wheeler, former 421st District Court Judge Jeff Fletcher and the city of Quitman participated in a conspiracy to terminate former Quitman Police Department Capt. Terry Bevill in retaliation for using his First Amendment rights, according to court documents.
Names of the Texas DPS Cowards That Allowed Children Be Murdered in Uvlade
Texas Department of Public Safety is still refusing to release the names of the Texas DPS troopers that stood outside of Robb Elementary school and listened to children screaming for their lives as they were murdered.
I have been provided some of the names and will be receiving more.
“Who failed Uvalde? Texas DPS!”
A total of 92 Texas DPS troopers stood outside Robb elementary and listened to children begging for their lives as the Texas Troopers just stood there and did nothing as the children were murdered.
Yet when the public protest at colleges started here in Texas because of the genocide the U.S. government is allowing Israel to do to the Palestinians, well seems Governor Abbott could care less about children being murdered by Israel. So what does Texas Governor Greg Abbott do? He sends in 100 Texas DPS troopers in full riot gear and military fatigues to break up the protest.
When it comes to children the Texas DPS troopers are cowards when it comes to saving children. Put them in riot gear and they are ready to rush in and bust some heads open. Cowards!
“Shit, if only they’d have moved like that when my son was being murdered,” Cross commented on X (formerly Twitter).
“But what do you expect…. one AR-15 keeps 376 coward officers at bay.”
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Uvalde police officers ‘exonerated’ for being cowards
UVALDE Texas – Families of children killed at Robb Elementary School walked out of a Uvalde City Council meeting Thursday as the city unveiled a report that recommended all Uvalde police officers be exonerated of wrongdoing in their response to the shooting.
The independent investigation commissioned by the City of Uvalde left families demanding accountability for officers who waited over an hour to intervene as a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers.
Former Austin Police Department detective Jesse Prado examined the actions of each Uvalde police officer as they responded to the deadliest school shooting in Texas history on May 24, 2022.
The report recommends that each police officer should be “exonerated,” stating in most of their cases: “No evidence of serious acts of misconduct in direct violation of Uvalde Police Department’s policies was found in his behavior in response to the incident. I find that (this officer) acted in good faith.”
The meeting often erupted into frustrated screaming, the crowd chanting “coward” directed toward Prado as he left the room shortly after his remarks. Pressure from the crowd brought him back, in which he spent about an hour listening to families lambast his report.
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Uvalde police officers subpoenaed by Texas grand jury over school shooting response
Law enforcement agents who responded to the 2022 Uvalde school mass shooting have been ordered to appear before a grand jury investigating police response, according to a report.
On 24 May 2022, a gunman walked into the Robb Elementary School, Texas, and killed 21 people, including 19 students and two adults.
Questions were raised on police response as it took 77 minutes to stop the 18-year-old shooter after he first entered the school.
‘Cascading failures’ in police response to Uvalde school shooting DOJ report finds
It took 600 pages just to say that Texas troopers, Uvalde police and the Uvalde sheriff’s department were COWARDS!
UVALDE, Texas – A 575-page document from the Department of Justice reveals themes related to leadership, as well as a lack of communication, collaboration and cooperation in the days and months following.
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Houston undercover police arrested arrested for allegedly assaulting wife
DEER PARK Texas — A Houston Police Department officer has been relieved of duty pending an investigation after he was arrested for assault, officials said on Saturday.
According to information from Deer Park police, Rios and his wife got into an argument at about 11:50 p.m. Friday at their home. During the argument, Valeriano allegedly threw a metal cup, hitting her in the leg and prompting her to call police, charging documents read.
Rios was arrested by Deer Park police and booked into the Harris County Jail. He is charged with misdemeanor assault.
On Sunday, records show that Rios posted his $2,500 bond and is not allowed to have contact with his wife.
Police officer gave THC candy to his babysitter
A former Abilene Police Officer is behind bars after pleading guilty to the second-degree felony charge giving tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) to a minor.
Officer Becker gave THC-laced candy to a minor who was babysitting for his youngest child.
Adam Wade Becker was sentenced only to 90 days in jail.
Houston police officer arrested for DWI
Houston Texas — A Houston Police Department sergeant was relieved of duty after being arrested on a DWI charge.
Police added that Tabora was sworn in as an officer in December 2011 and assigned to the Downtown Patrol division.
Matagorda County sheriff’s deputy Steven Riddles Jr. arrested
Deputy Steven Riddles Jr. fired at least one shot into the home, where his wife, two children and another unidentified adult were there.
Deputy Riddles was arrested and charged with felony II aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. His bond was set at $200,000.
Officer threatened to shoot his ex and other kids in the home
Orange County Precinct 4 Constable Matt Ortego, who is also a former deputy with the Jasper County Sheriff’s Department.
Ortego’s ex-wife called Vidor Police Dispatch at about 1:05 a.m. on Sunday, November 26th. She said their daughter, who was at the home, called her and was crying, saying Ortego threatened to shoot her and other kids in the home.
Steve Westbrook Caught Stealing Funds From the Sheriffs’ Association of Texas
Brenham Texas – Steve Westbrook has stepped down as the executive director of the Sheriffs’ Association of Texas (SAT) amid accusations of misappropriating organization funds.
Steve Westbrook threw away 46 years in law enforcement. Westbrook said he would pay back the money that he stole from the the last 5-7 years.
San Jacinto County Greg Capers is reportedly under an FBI investigation
San Jacinto County Sheriff-The FBI is investigating sheriff Greg Capers who faced complaints of corruption from his own deputies for years before drawing broader scrutiny for his agency’s response to a mass shooting, according to a woman “whistleblower” interviewed by federal agents.
Officer who murdered George Floyd was stabbed in prison
Police officer Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd was stabbed in prison
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who was convicted of killing George Floyd, was stabbed 22 times in prison. Official say that Chauvin is in “stable” condition and is expected to survive.
Panola Texas Sheriff’s Deputy Torey McLemore Arrested
Panola County Texas Sheriff’s Office Deputy Torey Obryan McLemore, 33, was arrested by Texas Ranger Glenn Davenport and charged with Class C theft and abuse of official capacity.
According to court records, the arrest stemmed from an alleged theft of 17 gallons of gasoline from the county’s fuel pump in February. The value of the gasoline was listed at $47.76.
McLemore resigned his position and was terminated from county employment before he was booked into the Panola County Detention Center Monday, Clinton said. According to Panola County Court-At-Law records he was later released on Monday after paying a $400 fine for the Class C theft charge and on a $750 personal recognizance bond for the abuse of official capacity.
Fair Oaks Ranch Texas Police officer of the year was fired for exposing chief’s possible misconduct
Fair Oaks Ranch Texas – A former officer of the year for the Fair Oaks Ranch Police Department said she was fired this month after exposing multiple acts of misconduct by the department’s chief.
Lacey Gonzalez, a six-year veteran of the small department located northwest of San Antonio, was separated from the agency on Oct. 6, months after detailing a myriad of possible rules violations by Chief Tim Moring in a 14-page written complaint.
Comal County Texas sheriff’s deputies sex on the Job
Moaning sounds like sexual gratification.” A Comal County Sheriff’s Office sergeant and deputy lost their jobs earlier this year after failing to disclose to their administration that they had been involved in a sexual relationship.
Deputy Pasquale Salas sentenced for child pornography
Matagorda County – Pasquale Salas, a former deputy with the Matagorda County Sheriff’s Office at the time of his crimes, pleaded guilty to the production and possession of child pornography.
Judge ordered Salas to serve 30 years for the production conviction and an additional two years for the possession conviction, 32 years in total.
Liberty police lieutenant sold police information as a side job
Liberty Texas – Liberty police lieutenant Philip Fairchild is accused of using his badge to make thousands of extra dollars over more than two years, according to court documents.
He allegedly used the police department TLOXP database to conduct background investigations for private organizations, according to court documents. “It would go beyond a regular criminal history check, it would be a more extensive criminal history check that would invade people’s privacy.”
He charged $50 per background check, and investigators have documented at least 79 background checks that he completed for pay, but there may be more.
Deputy Robert Joe Stanford faces life sentence for allegations of child sex abuse
Centerville Texas – A former Leon County sheriff’s deputy Robert Joe Stanford is facing the possibility of spending the next 25 years to life in prison if convicted after being accused of sexually assaulting a child multiple times in 2020.
According to the indictment, Stanford allegedly inappropriately touched a child under the age of 14 multiple times between January and June of 2020.
Houston police officer exposes himself to women
Houston Texas – Officer William Logan McCoy would expose himself in hope that women would admire his penis.
Former Floresville Texas police officer sues city, supervisors for retaliation
Floresville Texas – Former officer Christopher Perez’s was a good cop who snitched on bad cops.
Tiny Texas town with 250 residents and 50 cops fires its entire police department
Coffee Texas – A very small town in Texas, which had five cops for every resident, has fired its entire police department after a local station reported tickets totaling more than $1 million had been issued by officers.
Conroe police officer arrested for felony theft
Conroe Texas – Officer Raymond McCreary an 18-year veteran officer has been arrested and charged with a Felony 3 Theft by a Public Servant, according to the Conroe Police Department.
On Thursday, CPD said that 42-year-old officer Raymond McCreary was arrested for Felony 3 Theft by a Public Servant.
Police officer under investigation amidst ties to auto theft ring
Houston Texas – Houston police officer Keith Roy Jr. is off the job and under investigation for allegedly providing information to a car theft ring, according to a search warrant.
According to a search warrant signed Monday, HPD’s Homicide-Special Investigations Unit wants full access to Roy’s phone, including videos, photographs, text messages, call history, GPS data, and any social media posts or messaging contained within. During the course of an auto theft ring investigation, the affidavit says, Roy was implicated.
Two Texas police officers fired over drawing of swastika
Southlake Texas – Two Southlake police officers accused of drawing a swastika while on break from a department meeting have been fired, officials said.
Deputies who reported Texas sheriff to corruption investigators say nothing was done
A Texas sheriff who’s been the subject of years of complaints about dysfunction and corruption was repeatedly reported to state and federal law enforcement by his own deputies — yet an outside investigation never gained momentum.
Two of San Jacinto County Sheriff Greg Capers’ former deputies said they tried to get the Texas Rangers to look into wrongdoing in the sheriff’s office when they worked there, but the state’s elite investigative agency did little to pursue a case. One of them later gave a detailed interview to an officer with the FBI’s regional public corruption taskforce but said it was met with the same result.
Drunk Bee County sheriff’s deputy shoots at car
Mission Texas – A Bee County sheriff’s deputy was arraigned at the Mission Municipal Court on Tuesday after she allegedly fired a gun at a car full of people.
According to Mission Police Chief Cesar Torres, Alvarado was at a McAllen bar with two friends when they got into a disturbance with another group.
Deputy livestreamed traffic stop on TikTok and revealed personal info
Dallas County commissioners unanimously approved a $25,000 settlement to end a lawsuit in which a man accused a sheriff’s deputy of violating his privacy by livestreaming a March 2021 traffic stop.
Earlier this year, Torry Osby, a Tarrant County resident, sued Dallas County and Deputy Francisco Castillo. In the lawsuit, Osby said Castillo livestreamed — without his consent — an encounter on March 2, 2021, when he was pulled over for speeding.
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Dallas cop arrested for shooting at another police officer
A Dallas police officer was arrested on an aggravated assault charge Friday for allegedly shooting at another officer while the pair were off duty.
Harris county Texas deputy terminated as child sexual assault investigation underway
Deputy Paul Fernandez has not been charged but was terminated from his role due to the accusations.
Deputy James Brennand has been released in the shooting teen eating hamburger
Deputy Brennand posted $200,000 bond after he was charged with aggravated assault by a public official.
Texas officer fired after shooting teenager eating a Hamburger
San Antonio Texas – Officer James Brennand was fired after shooting Erik Cantu, 17, on Oct. 2 in a fast food restaurant parking lot.
Uvalde school hires a coward Texas trooper was at the school the day of the massacre
Officer Crimson Elizondo a former Texas state trooper now under investigation for her conduct in responding to the Uvalde school shooting rampage, was among the new officers hired for the Uvalde school district police department. She has since been fired, after when parents found out the school had hired her.
High-ranking deputy arrested in prostitution sting
Chief Deputy Brian Harris of Texas.
Texas Trooper charged with assaulting a family member
Texas state trooper Salome Salinas charged with assault causing bodily injury to a family member. Salome Salinas was a sergeant before he resigned.
Police officer is fired for using “unnecessary and/or inappropriate force against a citizen”
Sergeant James Bristo, who’s been with Dallas Police Department for 34 years, is being charged only a misdemeanor for official oppression.
Today Was the First Day Back to School in Uvalde Texas
The same cowardly police officers that allowed children to be murdered are back on the job today. What their duties will be are not sure at this point, because it sure isn’t protecting children.
Here’s a Link to the names of all the Uvalde police officers, Uvalde sheriff deputies and Texas DPS troopers. By the way there were 91 DPS Troopers at the school shooting, they out numbered the local police 2:1. Texas DPS is still trying to deflect any blame towards themselves. They were just there as observers.
Update: Sep 11, 2022 – Update
Because of cowards with badges, these children didn’t make it to school today.
Police Chief Pete Arredondo Terminated
Aug 24 2022 – Uvalde school board fires Pete Arredondo for his much-criticised handling of the mass shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. Uvalde Police Department, Uvalde Sheriff and Texas DPS are still remaining silent.
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