Posted on · Henderson broke free from police as he was being handcuffed. Authorities allege he fled in his vehicle and struck police Sgt. Kaila Sullivan, who later died at a hospital.
Posted on · Federal Judge Lee H. Rosenthal held a final hearing on the settlement Monday. She will make a final ruling at a later date.
Posted on · In recent years, the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network has evolved from a purely forensic tool to one that generates leads for investigators.
Posted on · The jury had previously rejected Haskell's attorneys' efforts to find him not guilty by reason of insanity.
Posted on · Protesters last month demanded that the officers’ body camera footage be released.
Posted on · Jurors deliberated for eight hours over two days before rejecting Ronald Lee Haskell's insanity defense.
Posted on · A forensic psychiatrist testifying for the defense in the trial of Ronald Lee Haskell has said he was suffering in part from a condition characterized by hallucinations or delusions. If convicted of capital murder, Haskell could be sentenced to death.
Posted on · Imelda is the first named storm to impact the Houston area since Harvey hovered for days and inundated the flood-prone Gulf Coast.
Posted on · Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo urged residents to stay indoors. There will be numerous shelters open across Harris County in collaboration with the Red Cross.
Posted on · Coastal counties, including Brazoria, Matagorda and Galveston, got the most rainfall.
Posted on · The expert testifies at Ronald Haskell's capital murder trial that, at the time of the killings, he was suffering from a form of bipolar disorder and from hallucinations or delusions.
Posted on · Billy Crutsinger's appellate attorney has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stop his execution.
Posted on · Harris County prosecutors say Ronald Lee Haskell created a meticulous plot in which he would kill his ex-wife's entire family.
Posted on · Gerald Goines appeared in court for a brief court hearing to go over his bond conditions following his arrest last week. He remains free on bonds totaling $300,000.
Posted on · Ogg said in a court brief that the proposed settlement is inconsistent with Texas law and makes the prosecution of misdemeanor crimes unnecessarily difficult.