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Video of HPD officer doing donuts in the snow leads to social media dust-up; community activists and police union react

The man who posted the video of an HPD officer doing donuts in the snow said he's now the subject of negative online comments and retaliation.

ABC 13 Houston on MSN · 2d

Police officers' union says man who posted video of HPD unit doing donuts was 'snitching'

After a man interviewed with ABC13, the Houston Police Officer's Union took to social media to air the video taker's dirty laundry and call him a snitch. Meanwhile, the officers caught on video are now being disciplined.

news4sanantonio · 7d

Houston officers caught on camera doing donuts amid snowstorm, union responds with humor

HOUSTON - Cops love donuts.That's the official statement from the Houston Police Officers Union after mulitple officers were caught stunt driving in the snow.

KVUE-TV Austin on MSN · 1d

Video of Houston police officer doing donuts in the snow leads to social media dust-up

A video of a Houston police cruiser doing "donuts" in the snow went viral after winter weather hit Texas last week.

abc13 · 7d

Caught on camera: Houston Police Department officers seen stunt driving in snow

When asked for comment, Houston Police Officers' Union President Doug Griffith texted Eyewitness News, "Cops love donuts!" HPD confirmed an investigation is underway.

WCJB17h

Police officers' union says man who posted video of police doing doughnuts is a ‘snitch’

A police officers' union called a man a "snitch" for posting a video of police doing doughnuts in a parking lot.

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Houston police dropped 264k cases. The officers union says the chief should stay out of the investigation.

T he Houston Police Officers Union called for Chief Troy Finner to be recused from the investigation into the department’s handling of 264,000 suspended cases and for the probe to be transferred ...

Houston Chronicle on MSN14d

New Houston Police Cadets to Receive $1K Firearms Stipend

The Houston Police Foundation is funding a $1,000 firearms stipend for cadets graduating in 2025, and the police union says ...

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Why Should I Care?: Houston's homeless population take up residence outside airports

Houston's major airports have been occupied by the homeless community. In this Factor exclusive, Doug Griffith of the Houston Police Officers Union shares what it means for the traveling public.

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