Harlingen Officer Faces Controversy Over Misconduct
The Harlingen Police Department faces scrutiny over Officer Steven Benitez’s misconduct, detailed in an investigative file, highlighting excessive force and systemic accountability failures.
Texas AG Clarifies E-Filing Rules for District Clerks
A procedural dispute in Nueces County regarding electronic filing practices led to a Texas Attorney General opinion clarifying clerks’ obligations to file documents despite minor errors.
South San ISD Trustee Accuses Board of Harassment
Abel Martinez’s lawsuit against South San ISD alleges harassment and retaliation by board officials promoting his arrest for dissent, damaging his reputation and health.
Former Federal Agent Sues Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office
Michael J. Lombard, a former federal law enforcement officer, has sued the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office for retaliation and misconduct, alleging systemic failures in addressing harassment and abuse he faced.
Veteran Sues UISD Over First Amendment Violations
Victor Vazquez has filed a federal lawsuit against UISD, alleging violations of his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights due to a restrictive recording policy and retaliatory actions.
Austin Man Sues Police for Excessive Force, Brain Injury
Marquel Andre Loggins has filed a federal lawsuit against Austin police for excessive force during a December 2022 incident that caused him a traumatic brain injury and raised systemic accountability issues.
Montgomery County Deputies Face Lawsuit for Intimidation
Lance Parsons has filed a federal lawsuit against Montgomery County deputies, claiming wrongful arrest and violation of rights after being falsely accused of theft during a domestic dispute incident.
Galveston Taser Incident Raises Excessive Force Allegations
A federal lawsuit claims Galveston County Deputy Jeremy Creech violated Samudragupta Sanyal’s rights during a traffic stop, seeking over $1 million for alleged police misconduct.
Ex-Farmersville Officer Surrenders TCOLE License Amid Alleged Crime Spree
Jacob Glass, a former police officer, surrendered his TCOLE license following multiple legal issues, including impersonating an officer and various violent incidents after his termination.
Attorney C.J. Grisham Challenges Bexar County Firearm Policy
Civil rights attorney C.J. Grisham confronts Bexar County Sheriff’s Office over firearm restrictions at the courthouse, citing Texas law. He plans legal action to uphold his rights as a retired officer.