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Cooking Girl rebranded to Pepper Twins on Fairview. Then opened another Pepper Twins on W. Gray.

Texans need a LB that can cover tight ends

The Harris County District Attorney's Office is broadening its review of cases to include the work of another officer linked to the botched Pecan Park drug raid that left two dead and five officers injured, officials said Monday. More than 800 cases handled by Officer Steven Bryant - who has already been relieved of duty - are now up for review. Of those, roughly 30 are currently pending in court. The move comes weeks after prosecutors announced a review of more than 1,400 cases involving Officer Gerald Goines, the embattled narcotics agent behind the Jan. 28 raid that ended in the deaths of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas. Houston Police Department previously relieved Bryant of duty as questions mounted about the circumstances behind the raid. In a search warrant for Bryant's phone data, an investigator with HPD's Special Investigations Unit wrote that Bryant told investigators he had retrieved two bags of heroin from the center console of Goines' police car at the instruction of another officer. That, however, was not consistent with the affidavit used to obtain the warrant for the Jan. 28 raid, in which Goines wrote that Bryant identified heroin brought out of the house. Though he took the two bags of drugs for testing to determine that they were heroin, Bryant eventually told investigators he had never seen the narcotics in question before retrieving them from the car. The scandal -- one of the worst to hit HPD in years -- prompted Acevedo to conduct a wide-ranging audit of the Narcotics Division and promise to equip warrant teams with body cameras and to end the use of most no-knock raids. The FBI also opened a rare civil rights investigation into the circumstances behind the allegedly fake warrant. Houston Police Officers' Union President Joe Gamaldi declined to comment, citing the ongoing investigation into the matter.

It's $50/month if you have a cell plan with Verizon. $70 if you don't. https://www.verizonwireless.com/5g/home/?cmp=KNC-C-HQ-NON-R-AW-NONE-NONE-2K0PX0-PX-GAW-71700000042928608&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtvPjBRDPARIsAJfZz0q-fnCacLY7eErMsJc6DAYJ8xRt0QX4i51ZdT8NyaxXxaovakhORvoaAi7rEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds They install a small receiver outside your home and it's wired to a modem inside. There might be an option to install inside the house if they can get a good signal.

I like the 5G service. $50/month with no data cap

Booked an Airbnb in the St. Pete area close to Tropicana. Did any of you buy tickets for the opening game yet? If so, what section?

Does not look bad at all. Who says it was her phone by the way? Crazy girls be crazy.

Nothing wrong with the original Carrabba's

Giacomo's

I have no idea what a Houstonite is and what you are trying to portray

Well in that case maybe so ☝️

I don't think the Astros offer a 6 year deal to Springer when he is 31 years old.

Springer won't be around much longer

Bullshit

Woman arrested by HPD officer Gerald Goines gets case dismissed amid his investigation Man says HPD officer linked him to drug house for just being near it

Not sure, but I'm seeing a trend based on another person that has been released from jail. They are lower income minorities with previous arrests. And there is also this guy. https://twitter.com/ImJessicaWilley/status/1098790824538722304

A young mother was arrested by Officer Gerald Goines last September. She’s been in jail ever since. Her charges were dismissed and she was released from jail this morning.

Are the popups as bad on MLB Reddit as NBA? NBA is also a pain in the ass to find a good stream.

cherry sours aren't on anyone's list?

And in the Galleria area

I imagine the Uber line and surge charges will be insane. $1.25 each way for the train.

The Tokyo one was horrible. Trash left everywhere and was disgusting.

I have been to three Priority Pass lounges and they all sucked.

I haven't heard much from this guy lately either

Acevedo said no-knock warrants are going away soon