RT @SeanTeareHCDAO: Join us this Saturday for the Hope for the Future Back to School Giveaway at the Houston Texans YMCA! . We’re proud to….

It’s a group that should be one of the most protected in our society, but they are often among the most preyed upon. So we're sharing some tips and warnings for you, as we work to prosecute predators to the fullest who target senior citizens. That victimization ranges from

For the fifth year in a row, no Intox Manslaughter charges over July 4 weekend. Thank you to our Harris County law enforcement and community.

Happy 4th of July from the Harris County District Attorney’s Office!

Firing a gun into the air isn’t celebrating the Fourth of July – it’s just a crime. Pretty simple. Every year, people get hurt or killed by a stray bullet falling from the sky. Consider this your reminder, Harris County. Celebrate responsibly. Do it for your friends, family,

What can you do? . 🇺🇸 Designate a sober driver.🇺🇸 Watch your speed.🇺🇸 Wear your life jacket. We want you to have fun. We also want you to come back safe. Happy Fourth, y'all.

HCDAO joins the rest of law enforcement stepping up patrols this weekend. While more officers will be on lakes and beaches, we'll have more prosecutors available to help them, taking charges and writing warrants as needed.

In fact, don't just take it from us. Take it from the mothers and fathers and children and grandparents and friends whose lives have been changed forever after losing someone to BWI. Thank you to these families for sharing their stories.

Deadly crashes don't just happen on the road. Fourth of July in Texas means celebrating on the water for many of us. If you're drunk, don't drive a boat. It's that simple. Operating a watercraft while intoxicated is just as dangerous as driving a car in the same state, and,

June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month. We remember those who were lost. We recognize survivors. We reflect on what can be done to prevent future tragedies. On May 18, 2018, eight students and two teachers were killed inside Santa Fe High School in Texas. Thirteen others

Iconic. Legendary. Authentically herself. Judge Belinda Hill broke barriers as the first Black woman to serve both as a Harris County criminal district court judge and as First Assistant in the District Attorney’s Office. She led with quiet strength, mentored generations of

It was a full ceremonial courtroom on #juneteenth2025 to celebrate the legacy of the Honorable Belinda Hill, as her portrait was revealed. It now hangs in the 230th District Court, where Hill was appointed to the bench in 1997 by then Governor George W. Bush. She resigned in

Juneteenth reminds us that truth, transparency, and equity cannot be optional in our work. They must be fundamental. We commit every day to building a legal system that lives up to the promise of equal justice for all. #Juneteenth #HCDAO #harriscounty

Always appreciate your support, @HoustonRockets, @TAR13ASON!.

22 shots. That’s how many times Oscar Rosales opened fire on Cpl. Charles Galloway, as he sat in his patrol car during a routine traffic stop. Last week, Rosales was found guilty of Capital murder. Today, that jury decided Rosales should die for the life he stole on January 23,

Opening statements in the penalty potion of this trial starts now. Rosales was found guilty Friday. Now, a jury will decide whether or not he should be put to death for killing Corporal Charles Galloway. #hcdao #harriscounty.

RT @LaurenHCDAO: The penalty phase begins on Monday.

HAPPENING NOW: Oscar Rosales, 55, has been found guilty by a jury of his peers for Capital Murder of a Peace Officer. On January 23, 2022, Rosales shot and killed Harris County Precinct 5 Deputy Corporal Charles Galloway during a traffic stop in west Houston. Days later, a

Inaugural AAPI Community Partnership Council Meeting -- helping the HCDAO continue to strengthen the relationship between our Office and the AAPI community. Hearing your challenges and perspectives is the only way we can work together to shape a fair, just, safer Harris County.