At 2 o'clock today, a black eye for the Houston Police Department

where it will be revealed and discussed,

although I think a lot will still be hidden,

that the Houston Police Department was not following up on sexual assault cases. That's rape. And for years, and it, the Sylvester Turner legacy is going to be And the

the Sylvester-Toner legacy is going to be corruption,

thievary, William Paul Thomas going to prison, the Director of Marketing going to prison for kickbacks,

the affordable housing deal where he fired the housing director who was a whistleblower of.

And I want to be very clear because sometimes nuance and complexity and

subtlety does not convey well.

I don't convey it well. So my, but I want to make sure you understand this, this is not the

fault of rank and file cops. This is the fault of the top offices of the police department. This is a

decision that is made. This is the generals, not not the soldiers. The Houston Police Officers Union has been very vocal in their anger

over this. This is not their fault. They represent the officers and they just want to

fight crime and they know that this was a decision that was made that is a

terrible terrible thing. The president of the Houston Police Officers Union is Doug

Griffith and he's our guest. Doug, what was your reaction when you learned this

after you got over the shock I suppose.

That's exactly worried. I was in shock. I've never heard of a case being cleared by lack of manpower. It's just ridiculous. And we're talking about at least today they're going to disclose 2,000 at 2,000 cases.

Yes, sir, that's the rumor we're's the rumor we're hearing is close to 2,000 cases.

We really don't have a grasp yet on the total numbers

because we don't know what other cases were cleared like this.

It's specific clearing code. we don't know what other cases were cleared like this. A specific

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