Laredo Teacher Indicted on Child Porn Charges
A 41-year-old teacher in Laredo, Texas is charged with possession, receipt, and distribution of child pornography. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Supreme Court Ruling in Castle Hills, Texas Case: Impact on First Amendment Rights and Police Discretion
The Supreme Court overturned the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision in a Castle Hills, Texas case, impacting First Amendment rights and police discretion. The ruling clarifies the Nieves exception, influencing future cases.
Houston Cops Stripped of Immunity in Good Samaritan Arrest
The 5th Circuit denied qualified immunity to Houston officers who arrested a Good Samaritan. The officers’ actions were questioned and charges against the Good Samaritan were dismissed.
Harlingen Cops Accused of Excessive Force
A routine traffic stop in Harlingen escalates into alleged police misconduct against Rene Trevino, resulting in a lawsuit with claims of excessive force, false arrest, and first amendment retaliation. The district attorney dismissed the case, and Mr. Trevino seeks accountability.
City of Kyle PD Officers Allegedly Falsified Affidavits
The lawsuit filed against the City of Kyle PD officers alleges falsified affidavits, attempted cover-ups, and civil rights violations. The case emphasizes the need for fair investigation and safeguarding all parties’ rights.
Alleged Abuse of Power and First Amendment Violations Spark Controversy in Aransas Pass, Texas
The controversy in Aransas Pass, Texas, involves alleged constitutional violations and a lawsuit aiming to protect citizens’ rights. The lawsuit challenges speech restrictions and seeks damages and injunctions. The events prompt discussions on public officials’ conduct and constitutional rights.
Pro Se Cop Files Lawsuit On Prior Department
Retired officer and war veteran Andrew “Andy” Harvey files civil action against Pharr Police Department in Texas. Allegations include unjust actions, brutality, constitutional violations, and police misconduct.
Laredo Police Officers Lose Immunity in Pro Se Lawsuit
Ismael Rincon, a pro se litigant, sued Laredo police officers over a disputed arrest during a COVID-19 curfew. Some officers lost qualified immunity, allowing the lawsuit to proceed.
Lawsuit Filed Against City of Midland Police & Officer David Laborde
Michelle A. Pelkey has filed a lawsuit against a City of Midland Police Officer and unknown Midland County Sheriff’s Office employees for alleged civil rights violations. The lawsuit stems from an incident on March 9, 2023, involving excessive force and lack of medical attention. Pelkey suffered injuries and faces ongoing challenges. The case is ongoing.
San Antonio Sued by Disabled Veteran Over Loud Noise
Warren Jay Smith, a disabled veteran, is suing the City of San Antonio and its police officers for alleged violations of his constitutional rights during a raid on his private club. The lawsuit seeks $2,250,000 in damages for business closure, emotional distress, and medical expenses. It raises questions about law enforcement conduct and accountability.