Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo drops ‘F-Bomb’ during Commissioners Court meeting

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo didn’t hold back her thoughts during a commissioner’s court meeting on Tuesday. 

During a discussion that was brought to the table by Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia who was discussing talking with the Harris County District Attorney’s Office and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office about a program aimed by partnering mentors with at-risk youth in an effort to reduce violence. 

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Hidalgo made her opinions known about District Attorney Kim Ogg. 

"If my colleagues want to put this in the district attorney’s office or the sheriff’s office, let’s take a vote and let’s be on the record about who wants it to go where," she said. "So that I can then go explain to my community what else we’re doing, because some of us are wrapped around the little finger of a woman who, I don’t know what the f--- she’s threatening you with."

Following the comments made by Hidalgo, County Commissioner Rodney Ellis brought the discussion to an end by asking for a 10-minute break. 

When the meeting resumed, the lone-Republican Commissioner, Tom Ramsey, requested an apology, however, the court resumed its normal business. 

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There has been a documented history of disapproval between Ogg and Hidalgo. 

Ogg had previously indicted aides of Hidalgo’s, and those aides asked a judge to disqualify Ogg from prosecuting the corruption case against them. 

The overall discussion about the program was a discussion only, so no vote was actually taken.