The Michael Berry show things are not going well at the Houston Police Department

So originally it was 2,000 HPD cases that were suspended due to lack of personnel

Hmm now it turns out it's 264,000 cases and

we're hearing it could be many more.

Fox News is, Fox 26, it's not Fox News, Fox 26 is Greg Gruegan has been on this story

and he had this to say.

Roughly 24 hours after a major HPD scandal grew exponentially worse,

city leaders expressed shock, anger, and promised action.

At the public session of city council,

measured silence from the new mayor on a mounting public safety debacle

inherited from his predecessor.

More than 4,000 allegations of rape never

investigated. Sexual assaults dating all the way back to 2016. Am I proud

about this? Am I? No, I'm angry, okay? Because I know we're better.

The scandal deepening Monday with the revelation more than a quarter million other criminal cases

were administratively shelved, purportedly due to lack of manpower.

Council members both new and old are justifiably distressed.

My question I guess would be, were the victims notified that these cases have been put aside?

And if not, who is accountable to notify the victims of this?

It is so upsetting and I can't even imagine. who is accountable to notify the victims of this?

It is so upsetting and I can't even imagine what they're going through.

It's almost like they've been victimized twice now, you know, first in the act and now

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