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More than 80% of Harris Co. residents charged with misdemeanors fail to show up for court, data shows - Vimarsana News

More than 80% of Harris Co. residents charged with misdemeanors fail to show up for court, data shows

"It's flat out ridiculous that we're allowing this to happen in Harris County, and we're not going to hold anyone accountable anymore," said Doug Griffith, President of the Houston Police Officers Union.

30-year-old capital murder defendant free from jail after posting $9,000 bond - Vimarsana News

30-year-old capital murder defendant free from jail after posting $9,000 bond

30-year-old Eric Todd Semien and three others are charged with capital murder in the May 26, 2016, deaths of Javier Moreno and Roger Pantoja.

Harris Co. Bail Bond Board renews license for one member of family-owned controversial bail bond company - Vimarsana News

Harris Co. Bail Bond Board renews license for one member of family-owned controversial bail bond company

The Muharib family have been accused of taking less than 10% of the bond amount for defendants and putting them on payment plans.

25-year-old serves time for new conviction in Montgomery Co. while free from jail on bond in Harris Co. - Vimarsana News

25-year-old serves time for new conviction in Montgomery Co. while free from jail on bond in Harris Co.

In 2019, Joshua Ortiz-Lopez was charged with engaging in organized criminal activity.

Number of defendants charged with felon in possession of weapon doubles since 2018 - Vimarsana News

Number of defendants charged with felon in possession of weapon doubles since 2018

We have thousands of convicted felons walking around Harris County armed with guns. Who allowed that to happen? Harris County criminal district court judges.