The sentencing phase for former Houston officer Gerald Goines has started following his conviction for the 2019 Harding Street raid that killed Dennis Tuttle, Rhogena Nicholas, and their dog. Goines was found guilty of fabricating information to secure a no-knock warrant, leading to a fatal encounter.

In less than two weeks, one of Harris County's most significant trials will commence, centering on former Houston Police Officer Gerald Goines and the deadly Harding Street raid. Leading the prosecution are Tanisha Manning and Keaton Forcht, both seasoned attorneys with impressive track records. Manning, a felony division chief with notable cases under her belt, and Forcht, known for prosecuting high-stakes crimes, will be pivotal in this high-profile case.

In less than two weeks, one of Harris County's most significant trials will commence, centering on former Houston Police Officer Gerald Goines and the deadly Harding Street raid. Leading the prosecution are Tanisha Manning and Keaton Forcht, both seasoned attorneys with impressive track records. Manning, a felony division chief with notable cases under her belt, and Forcht, known for prosecuting high-stakes crimes, will be pivotal in this high-profile case.

A woman was sentenced to life in prison for beating her infant daughter to death in 2016, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Tuesday.

A member of the Black Disciples gang was sentenced to 80 years in prison for fatally shooting a bystander during a robbery outside a convenience store, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said Friday.

A member of Houston’s 103 gang was sentenced to life in prison for murdering an innocent bystander during a brazen daytime drive-by shooting in 2017, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Wednesday.

Here are things to know for Thursday, March 25:1. On Jan. 16, 2020, 41-year-old Julissa Diaz pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute cocaine. On Wednesday, Julissa was sentenced to 87-months in prison, which will immediately be followed by three years of supervised release. “That’s what she remembered.”Court records show Daquiesha Williams was charged with misdemeanor assault and Keaundra Young was charged with felony aggravated assault. “I felt like we were getting profiled because it was a group of black women, young women at that point,” Williams said.

A Bank of America spokesperson said the company fired Juan Esteban Ramirez after two customers, both 20-year-old women, filed police reports against him. “She was unsure how to look up her Bank of America account information. But after she left the bank, the victim noticed the sent messages on her smartwatch and filed a police report. Ad“In this case, he actually texts that victim from his personal cell phone and threatens her and says he has those pictures from her cell phone,” Forcht said. “We have a pattern of behavior here and hope to be able to identify another, whether it be one, two, three, ten more victims,” Forcht said.