Articles by Jason

KPRC reports that the Houston Police Officers Union is ready to proceed with a lawsuit against Marvin Driver and Quanell X for slandering Houston Police Officers. The lawsuit could be filed next week according to

With a lot of negative press on the Metro Police Department I found a positive article. Metro Police Officer (yes our Harris County Metropolitan Police Department) Eliot Swainson was in Washington D.C. working with their

I found an interesting article in the Houston Chronicle. It’s titled: “Study: Houston leads in homicides by black youths” Allan Turner writes a good article citing a study done by James Fox and Marc Swatt.

Remember Elizabeth Shelton? The daughter of the Harris County judge who was drunk, rear ended a box truck and ended up killing her boyfriend who was her passenger? I can’t remember her ever showing remorse

Remember the police chase in which a man claiming to be a federal agent was shot and killed after he initiated a pursuit? Well, Houston Police Chief Harold Hurtt has disciplined two officers involved in

Remember a couple of weeks ago when I brought to the forefront Rick Casey’s article about Lloyd Kelley and his legal math? Well, Mr. Casey has written a follow-up article. Mr. Kelley has paid the

First the Ibarra brothers sue Harris County and win. Now they are suing their former lawyer Lloyd Kelley over expenses they (the brothers) claim are excessive and shouldn’t have to pay. One of those expenses

Tropical Storm Edouard kind of snuck up on us. Personally, I didn’t even know there was a storm until yesterday. Now, people are scrambling at the last minute to gas up their cars and buy

Today the Houston Chronicle has this story about many Texas drivers lacking insurance. The story focuses on Austin and Travis County drivers. Many in Houston simply read this and say “duh.” However, it brought to

Isiah Carey’s Insite has two posts concerning the beef between HPD Assistant Chief Vicki King and city Marshal’s office. June 17 Post HPD isn’t saying they are going to lay off the officers in the