Harris County Cop Shot execution style at a Gas Station

I don't think the defense is saying he didn't shoot the cop.

I think the defense is saying it didn't happen like the state thinks - angry black man guns down LEO on duty.

The (only?) witness is tainted...

 

It's like Houston's own mini-OJ trial. Suspect is obviously guilty, so put the total incompetence of law enforcement on trial.

 

ACTIVISTS CALL FOR TEXAS RANGERS TO TAKE OVER DEPUTY DARREN GOFORTH MURDER INVESTIGATION

 

So who hasn't slept with the mistress? Texxx?

 

texx is asexual and even he an lundberg fu**cked her

 

This is what happens when Cops can't keep their dick in their pants.

 

reps for cliffs (this is the second time I've asked for cliffs, by the way)

and no, this is one of the few ladies left in the Houston area whose Pastrami Flaps my sword has not pierced.

 

Cop gets shot at gas station. Ends up he was having an affair. Story stays quiet for some strange reason, we never learn why the man killed the cop. Now a bunch of stories are dropping about the entire police force sleeping with the same mistress.

 

This is starting to sound like a Coen Brothers flick

 

Sheriff Hickman said "Cops lives matter" when a guy shot Goforth but he writes a letter to the parole board to vouch for the killer of one of his deputies?


Seems like theres all kinds of scum through and through the HCSO.

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Dude lost a lot of weight or they found a crackhead to take his place.

Spoiler

 

http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Hearing-scheduled-for-Shannon-Miles-12194360.php

Shannon Miles, the man accused of fatally shooting Harris County sheriff's Deputy Darren Goforth, is expected to plead guilty Wednesday to capital murder in exchange for life without parole, escaping the death penalty, officials have confirmed.

Miles, 32, is accused of ambushing Goforth at a gas station in August 2015. Miles' lengthy history of mental health issues has stymied the case; he has been in and out of state mental hospitals since being arrested days after the shooting.

In April, Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon was appointed as the special prosecutor after Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg recused her office because at least one of her top lieutenants had represented witnesses in the case.

In a press release from Ligon's office, officials said they will meet with reporters at 3 p.m. with a member of Goforth's family, but declined to provide additional details.

Three officials who spoke on condition of anonymity said they expect a plea deal allowing Miles to escape the death penalty.

Ligon, with help from assistant district attorneys in his office, is expected to appear in court Wednesday for a hearing before state District Judge Susan Brown.

Defense attorney Anthony Osso declined to comment on the scheduled hearing.

Plans for a plea deal are tenuous because of worldwide publicity and outrage about the ambush, which was captured on surveillance video. Prosecutors were expected to seek the death penalty under Texas law that allows for execution if a peace officer is intentionally killed in the line of duty.

Several issues, in addition to mental health, have arisen as the case has progressed.

Although Goforth was in uniform at a gas station in his patrol car, Osso has argued that he was not working, because the married deputy was apparently meeting his mistress. A sheriff's office investigator who was working on the case apparently also had an affair with the woman, leading to his firing.

If the case went to trial, Osso was expected to delve deeply into the personal lives of the woman, deputy Goforth and the disgraced detective who was investigating the crime.

The mechanics of a plea deal Wednesday are also problematic because the main criminal courthouse, which has secure access for defendants, is closed because of record flooding from Hurricane Harvey.

Sheriff's deputies will have to securely move Miles from the Harris County jail to a different courthouse, likely the deteriorating Family Law Center on Congress, because there are holding cells in some courtrooms.​

 

This is Lifetime movie material.

 

I'm wondering if the real story behind this will ever come out. I'd wager that the murder was also envolved with this women.

 

They got their scape goat and can clear this before the real story can be revealed

Rocket River

 

Why is he considered a scapegoat when he was the actual murderer?

 

He might be the trigger man . . . . but their is sooooo much more corruption and ill behavior happening in that department

Rocket River

 

"Might be"? Sure buddy, other than the video and forensi...ooops sorry, you don't believe in that. "Scape goat" is laughable but predictable. Put the PD on trial, no matter how guilty the shi!tbag is. OJ for the win!

 

Where there two or three different cops sleeping with the eyewitness who all lied about it and tried to keep her away from the investigation?

What happened to these lying corrupt cops?

 

Where is the best place to read about this case?