HPD Chief Troy Finner (Photo: FOX 26 Houston)
HOUSTON - Houston's chief of police had authorities called to his own home due to an apparent ‘disagreement’ over his recent diagnosis of the coronavirus.
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Details were limited, but according to a tweet by the Houston Police Department, dispatchers received a call around 3:45 p.m. Saturday at Chief Troy Finner's home. A supervisor was sent to the home and received a statement from a family member, which was not disclosed.
Preliminary details, however, is there was a disagreement over Chief Finner's "recent diagnosis of COVID-19, which led a family member to contact police," the tweet read.
The tweet went on to say, "there is neither an allegation of criminal conduct nor a violation of department policy. There was no physical contact between the Chief or any family member."
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No other details were released, but the tweet concluded by noting Mayor Sylvester Turner was informed of the incident and the call was documented.