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Harris County DA requests posthumous pardon for George Floyd in 2004 drug conviction

Harris County DA requests posthumous pardon for George Floyd in 2004 drug conviction Published:  Updated:  Tags:  LaQuincia Pittman, left, and her wife Kaysi Higgins look at the George Floyd mural in Third Ward on Wednesday, June 3, 2020, in Houston. in Houston. Floyd died after being restrained by Minneapolis police officers on May 25. (Godofredo A. Vsquez/Houston Chronicle via AP) (© 2020 Houston Chronicle) HOUSTON – A posthumous pardon for George Floyd in a 17-year-old drug conviction has been requested by Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg. In a letter sent to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles on Wednesday, Ogg said Floyd, who grew up in Houston’s Third Ward, was convicted in connection with the sale of a $10 crack rock in 2004 based on the sole testimony of former Houston police Officer Gerald Goines.

Texas public defender s office seeks posthumous pardon for George Floyd

CNN A mural painted in honor of George Floyd. HOUSTON, Texas An application for a posthumous pardon of George Floyd’s 2004 conviction in Texas was filed Monday on behalf of Floyd and his surviving family, according to a copy of the application obtained by CNN. In the application, Allison Mathis of the Harris County Public Defender’s Office said that even though Floyd worked to change his life after being released in 2013 from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the request for posthumous pardon wasn’t based on what had or had not been done. Mathis said it was filed because the arresting officer in Floyd’s case “manufactured the existence of confidential informants to bolster his cases against innocent defendants.”

Texas public defender s office seeks posthumous pardon for George Floyd

Texas public defender s office seeks posthumous pardon for George Floyd
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Texas assault of Korean woman leads to hate crime indictment

Texas assault of Korean woman leads to hate crime indictment April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail HOUSTON (AP) A Houston woman has been indicted on a hate crime charge after being accused of attacking a Korean woman inside her business, prosecutors announced Friday. Authorities allege Keaundra Young, 24, repeatedly punched Jung Kim while she shopped inside Kim’s beauty supply store in Houston on March 17. A grand jury on Thursday determined the alleged assault was motivated by racial bias and indicted her on a misdemeanor assault charge with a hate crime enhancement, said Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg. Young is Black and Kim is Korean.

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