A Cuban man was convicted for trafficking migrants in a refrigerated truck hidden behind spoiled produce after being caught at a Texas Border Patrol checkpoint.

An employee at SF Massage in Houston was arrested for prostitution by constable investigators following reports of illegal activities. The operation highlighted the potential use of massage parlors for criminal activities like human trafficking.

Harris County's Constable’s office conducted a late-night traffic operation in the West Lake Houston Corridor, resulting in 21 citations and 20 warnings, in response to concerns from Atascocita residents.

A woman is sought by Harris County law enforcement for stealing meats from Casa Del Pueblo Meat Market on Valentine's Day, totaling approximately $120.

LaKendra Spraggins fled from a traffic stop in Houston, leading to a brief chase before her arrest for evading in a motor vehicle, with her bond set at $2,500.

A fire engulfed a nearly completed house in Houston's Tanglewood area, resulting in a minor ankle injury to a firefighter. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Nicholas Ford was arrested in Houston for aggravated assault after a Valentine's Day incident left two women injured. He was charged following a SWAT intervention.

A man was caught on camera dumping a dog in Houston, prompting a search by the Houston SPCA and local law enforcement. The dog, now under SPCA care, was healthy but had no microchip. Authorities are seeking public help to find the suspect.

Harris County deputies arrested Hector Carmona after a pursuit, charging him with DWI, evading arrest, and cocaine possession.

The article discusses confusion and misinformation about Lakewood Church shooter Genesse Moreno's gender and legal status, with authorities clarifying she was a female U.S. citizen.

Constables in Harris County arrested Kimberly Lanier and Torrance Amos on Valentine's Day for theft and using a stolen vehicle, with both facing serious charges due to prior convictions.

A man attempting to burgle mailboxes in Fairfield Villages was caught with a controlled substance by Sergeant Pleytez and team, now facing multiple charges.

Cruz Garcia was arrested in Harris County for his second DWI after failing sobriety tests conducted by deputies on February 11th. His bond was set at $1,500.