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I have 50%+ doubt she was involved in the setup for murder. Here background is criminal and has drugs charged.I am pondering if she was in-relationship (not necessarily romantic) with one of the officersphilip964 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:55 am https://www.click2houston.com/news/2019 ... ia-garcia/
Who is Patricia Garcia. Apparently got angry when invited to the vigil for the victims by a neighbor. Lives directly across the street.
Beiruty wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 11:11 amI have 50%+ doubt she was involved in the setup for murder. Here background is criminal and has drugs charged.I am pondering if she was in-relationship (not necessarily romantic) with one of the officersphilip964 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:55 am https://www.click2houston.com/news/2019 ... ia-garcia/
Who is Patricia Garcia. Apparently got angry when invited to the vigil for the victims by a neighbor. Lives directly across the street.
It stinks to learn in the trial, the raid was setup as revenge or a hate based crime.
https://www.fox26houston.com/news/woman ... y-jealousyWhen we asked Tommy Arce if he thought Garcia was capable of that, his answer was yes.
He said he didn't know of any bad blood between Garcia and the Tuttles, but said no one suspected them of drug dealing.
His father told us Garcia thought Rhogena was interested in him romantically and she made the false 911 calls out of jealousy.
He told us she doesn't know the disgraced officers involved in the botched raid.
And there were judges apparently rubber stamping his warrants.baseballguy2001 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:10 pm "But for that call, the information provided, we wouldn't be standing here today," HPD Chief Art Acevedo told reporters. - Sounds like Art has changed his tune a bit. Had the police done an actual investigation, after the call, they would have found the homeowners were 'normal' citizens rather than drug dealers. Instead, the corrupt Narco Squad decided they were guilty before finding any info. Goines supervisors should be punished too, as in, tried along side him for murder. I read some of the previous warrants he created, they are all the same, just a few details changed. As if he created one, the copied and pasted it every time he made out another warrant. If Goines is found guilty in the State and Federal trials, we can only hope his sentences will run consecutively.
The information that was provided to get the search warrant was provided by law enforcement.baseballguy2001 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:10 pm "But for that call, the information provided, we wouldn't be standing here today," HPD Chief Art Acevedo told reporters. - Sounds like Art has changed his tune a bit. Had the police done an actual investigation, after the call, they would have found the homeowners were 'normal' citizens rather than drug dealers. Instead, the corrupt Narco Squad decided they were guilty before finding any info. Goines supervisors should be punished too, as in, tried along side him for murder. I read some of the previous warrants he created, they are all the same, just a few details changed. As if he created one, the copied and pasted it every time he made out another warrant. If Goines is found guilty in the State and Federal trials, we can only hope his sentences will run consecutively.
This turns it into a shocking and appalling doxxing case.philip964 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:55 am https://www.click2houston.com/news/2019 ... ia-garcia/
Who is Patricia Garcia. Apparently got angry when invited to the vigil for the victims by a neighbor. Lives directly across the street.
You are making an assumption, a wrong one in my opinion. The impetus for this started with the Tuttles dissing the lover of a Lt in Narcotics Division.baseballguy2001 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 12:10 pm "But for that call, the information provided, we wouldn't be standing here today," HPD Chief Art Acevedo told reporters. - Sounds like Art has changed his tune a bit. Had the police done an actual investigation, after the call, they would have found the homeowners were 'normal' citizens rather than drug dealers. Instead, the corrupt Narco Squad decided they were guilty before finding any info. Goines supervisors should be punished too, as in, tried along side him for murder. I read some of the previous warrants he created, they are all the same, just a few details changed. As if he created one, the copied and pasted it every time he made out another warrant. If Goines is found guilty in the State and Federal trials, we can only hope his sentences will run consecutively.
It's not unheard of for CI's to be "paid" in drugs. It would be sad if she did all that just to get drugs.Her alleged motives remain unclear....She has an extensive arrest record dating back to 1996 for crimes such as theft, assault, drug possession, assault and driving without a license.