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The Harding Street Raid
As the investigation reaches its second anniversary more than a dozen officers face criminal charges and the families have filed federal lawsuits. The WYP panel discusses the ongoing investigation.
HOUSTON - A new wave of indictments in the cascading scandal surrounding HPD's deadly Harding Street drug raid.
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As the investigation reached its second grim anniversary, the number of officers facing criminal charges has climbed to a dozen with indictments ranging from murder to ripping off taxpayers with fraudulent overtime claims.
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Family files lawsuit on two-year anniversary of Harding Street raid
Meantime, the family of deceased victims Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas, who were riddled with bullets in the 'no-knock raid", marked the milestone by filing a long-awaited lawsuit in federal court alleging "excessive deadly force" and a clear violation of their loved ones' constitutional rights.
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Greg Groogan asks this week's panel: Marcus Davis, restauranteur, and host of "Fish Grits and Politics", Bob Price, Associate Editor Breitbart Texas, Carmen Roe, legal analyst, Susanna Dokupil, conservative attorney, Chris Tritico, FOX 26 legal analyst; "why is this excruciating journey to the ugly truth taking so long?"
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