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I smell more trouble for the HPD, if the investigation takes a long time, that means a lot of officers are talking like parrots. Feds are already investigating. A lot of officers would lose their jobs and get indicted as well. The heads have to roll including the Chief. A big law suit is coming after the criminal trial(s)...

This incident is rotten dead snake and the head of it is trying to make the skin smooth again. The head has to go, that is fired for running a criminally infested department...

Unfortunately, Art also is refusing to call in the Rangers or FBI to perform an independent investigation. He should resign or fired by the City. A multi millions dollars suite is coming...

I posted on FB page A mom called the Houston, TX Police Department and informed that her (58 years old) daughter is doing drugs at her own house Police claimed a mom was worried that a young woman was doing drugs at drug house. A fake 2-weeks drug investigation was invented A controlled buy of Heroin with help of "Confidential Informant " was claimed out of the thin air A lot of Heroin baggies were imagined at said house A 9mm pistol was magically made to be at the said house while the heroin was bought A fraudulent search warrant was made with 100% bogus information A no-knock search warrant was issued by a Judge based on invented crimes A raid by the SWAT was conducted at said "drug house" Both the male homeowner and the daughter of the "complaining mom" , his wife, and their dog were shot and killed by the Police. 5-officers raiding the house were shot in self defense by the home owners Police claimed the home owners were shooting at the house invaders, the police team, with 357 revolver. After the raid: Chief Art Acevedo of Houston Police Department went on a fiery news conference complaining about proliferation of legal gun owners in Texas and the use of security Cameras by homeowners. (None could be found at the raided house) At said raided house, No 9mm pistol was found No 357 revolver was found Not a single pistol of any caliber was found No Baggies of heroin were found No Heroin of any amount was found No informant could be found who can testify that he did the controlled sale at said house There was no controlled buy drugs of any kind There was no 2-weeks drug investigation of any kind Chief Art Acevedo of Houston Police Department do the right thing and "Resign!"...

The news on this keeps getting worse..... C.I. Whose Heroin Buy Led to a Deadly Houston Drug Raid Does Not Seem to Exist The no-knock search warrant for the drug raid that killed a middle-aged couple in their Houston home on January 28 seems to have been based on a "controlled buy" that never happened by a confidential informant who does not exist. According to a February 8 search warrant affidavit obtained by KPRC, the NBC station in Houston, investigators looking into the raid at 7815 Harding Street, the home of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas, have been unable to identify the C.I. who supposedly bought heroin from Tuttle the day before. By today's news, it is a scandal of the 3rd degree. A lot of people have to be fired, and the Chief has to resign...

More questions, no answers. A cover up, I do smell. No 9mm, no 357 revolver was at home at time of the raid. https://www.ammoland.com/2019/02/no-knock-houston-raid-inventory-raises-questions-after-2-killed-4-wounded/#axzz5fM8fvng...

A lot forward and backward paddling by this Chief. He mispoke on the correct address many times. The informent said there was a 9mm handgun and many baggies, where are those baggies. In 2 weeks did the Narcotics division recorded or witness more drug transactions or traffics to said house? Where there any video surveillance? What is so called 2-weeks investigation is all about? sending in an informant to make a purchase? However, the informant provided in-accurate information about quantities of drugs. Are those questioned cleared or not...

Someone should sue the city for $20,000,00...

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: WOW. If the address was wrong, and the Chief talked about Camera Systems protecting the house. This house has it. That is most like the correct house. It is botched raid, State Rangers should be investigating this raid as of 1/28/1...

1) Where is the large quantities of drugs? 2) Where is the tar? 3) What is the white powder? 4) How much Marry was there? 5) Where is the 9mm pistol? 6) What about the Revolver? 7) How many rounds were shot? And, by who? 8) Multiple entries to residence? Who shot first? 9) Who indicated the address? 10) Who is investigating the raid? I assume there was NO knock on the door and NO Identification of the Police Finally, let me add. Could said informant ID the seller of the drugs? Disclaimer: I am not defending any drug dealer or the premise of selling drugs. I despise those criminals maybe the most...

It looks like a botched raid, Where is the "tar" the raid was raided for? Assume, that there was single sale in front of the house. Could not they arrest the seller outside the house? A lot of "miscalculations" that is being covered in this case, 5 were shot and hit from a single revolver of 6-shots? What if the homeowner grabed an AK or AR that can fire 30rds each sec! [sic] Oh the idiot police chief is blaming the spread of guns across Houston City? Wake up man, that is Texas. Worse, the homeowners use a 1 single revolver. not a registered M60...