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1. www.houstonchronicle.com › news › houston-texasOfficer discipline a point of strife between union, department

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   May 27, 2024 · Officer discipline a rising point of contention between union, department leaders. By Matt deGrood, Staff writer May 27, 2024. Houston Police Chief Troy Finner addresses a class of cadets in May ...

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2. hpou.org › boardBoard Members – Houston Police Officers' Union - hpou

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   Houston Police Officers' Union. Badge & Gun; ... Gregory Green. Director 13. Bobby Kessler. ... 1600 State Street Houston, Texas 77007

3. www.houstonpublicmedia.org › articles › newsJohn Whitmire’s plan to bring DPS troopers to Houston has ...

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   Sep 18, 2023 · State Senator John Whitmire wants to bring 200 DPS troopers to Houston to aid local police if he’s elected mayor. Local officials in Austin and Dallas say DPS deployments in those cities led to ...

4. www.houstonchronicle.com › news › investigationsHouston PD burying suspended cases scandal, ex-Chief Finner says

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   Jul 24, 2024 · Houston Police Officers Union executive director Ray Hunt talks to the press on Sept. 10, 2020, in Houston. Marie D. De Jesús/Staff photographer Email exchange in 2018 didn’t fully register

5. www.houstonpublicmedia.org › articles › showsWhere and why Houston police response times have slowed – and ...

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   Jul 17, 2023 · Houston Matters Where and why Houston police response times have slowed – and what to do about it. Houston Chronicle investigative reporter MIke Morris and retired HPD Captain Gregory Fremin ...

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › History_of_the_HoustonHistory of the Houston Police Department - Wikipedia

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   The first constable of the then recently incorporated capital city of the Republic of Texas, Houston was elected in 1837, making him the city's first law enforcement officer. The police force itself was not established until 1841 by Houston's first marshal, Daniel Busley. There was little patrolling of the city during the next 20 years.

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   Will a DPS trooper help Houston if he's elected mayor?

   • State Senator John Whitmire wants to bring 200 DPS troopers to Houston to aid local police if he’s elected mayor. Local officials in Austin and Dallas say DPS deployments in those cities led to racially targeted traffic stops and arrests. State Sen. John Whitmire, the longest-tenured member of the Texas Senate.

   John Whitmire’s plan to bring DPS troopers to Houston has yielded mix…

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   Who was the first police officer in Houston Texas?

   • The first constable of the then recently incorporated capital city of the Republic of Texas, Houston was elected in 1837, making him the city's first law enforcement officer. The police force itself was not established until 1841 by Houston's first marshal, Daniel Busley. There was little patrolling of the city during the next 20 years.

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   Did the Houston Police Department respond to a request for comment?

   • The police department did not respond to requests for comment. Ray Hunt, executive director of the Houston Police Officers’ Union, said he was disappointed Finner had chosen to speak out about the investigation before it was complete.

   Houston PD burying suspended cases scandal, ex-Chief Finner says

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   Will DPS troopers help reduce crime in Houston?

   • Houston's mayoral contest is heating up, with early voting just over a month away. One of the more controversial campaign proposals comes from State Senator John Whitmire, who says he would bring in DPS troopers to Houston to reduce crime. That's an approach that's been tried in other major Texas cities in recent years with mixed success.

   John Whitmire’s plan to bring DPS troopers to Houston has yielded mix…

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   How many police officers are in Houston?

   • "The Houston Police Department is down, probably close to 2,000, if not more, officers," said Douglas Griffith, president of the Houston Police Officers' Union. "If they were to bring in something like (DPS) troopers just to handle the freeways, just to handle accidents and traffic, that would be just a big benefit for all in Houston."

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   How did the Houston Police Department start?

   • The history of the Houston Police Department started with the founding of the City of Houston. While the department's beginning was humble, it grew more advanced as technology became available and was able to handle the various challenges that would plague various cities as well as some of the more distinctive aspects of its geography.

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8. www.houstonchronicle.com › politics › houstonWhitmire may need state-level change to arm younger HPD recruits

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   Aug 6, 2024 · Mayor John Whitmire wants to arm police recruits younger, but doing so may need change in state law. Mayor John Whitmire speaks during a press conference to announce Noe Diaz as the new Houston ...