Did Police Go to Wrong Address in Deadly Houston House Raid?

That's interesting. Only a small amount of marijuana and a small amount of coke was found at the house they raided.
Personal use amounts. Not what you would find at a drug house.

The deadly raid took place at 7815 Harding St.

This "hardened" ghetto looking house with bars, and cameras as described by the chief is at 7815 Hardy St. It also has busted windows and apparently paraphernalia littering the area.

While the Harding St. location is not "hardened", nor does it appear to have cameras as the chief described.

So the cops say.

Many police have small amount drug baggies and anonymous guns in their cruiser trunk for insurance. If a stop goes sideways, plant the evidence on the body and don't forget to erase the bodycam video!

The days of "drop guns" and planting drugs ended long ago, with the advent of dash and body cams.

This *was* the right house, an tipster reported that her daughter was given drugs inside the house.

WOW! I hope the local media follows the trail as the poster of the video is suggesting. I was reading about this on some threads yesterday and the whole thing smells of fuckery.

Please explain to me....

OP is claiming that the cops planted the cocaine and marijuana in the house of the deaded criminals ...

Highly unlikely, maybe once upon a time that was more common, but not now. Too many cameras around (bodycams, home security systems, etc).

People need to quit being so contrary and cynical and start having more respect and trust in law enforcement.

These lawmen put their lives on the live to keep drugs out of the hands of children -- never forget their sacrifice, to protect others

Or they fucked up (royally) and they're trying to cover their tracks?

Interesting development...

I made no such claim.

It's likely they had personal use marijuana on hand.
As do millions of Americans.

The cocaine could have even been theirs as well?

Before you post you should actually view some material and read up on the subject. Here are the FACTS that the police are admitting to.

The raid was based on a "tip".

The person who gave the "tip" wishes to remain anonymous and will not cooperate any further.

Allegedly, an uncover officer purchased "black tar heroin" from the house a few days prior to the raid.

The officers performing the raid were in plain clothes.

The plain clothes officers failed to properly announce themselves.

The plain clothes officers shot the family dog on entrance.

Victim number one (the wife) was shot because she grabbed the (plain clothed) officer's (that failed to properly identify himself) gun after he had kicked in her door and shot her dog at 5:45pm.

Victim number two (the husband) was shot when he came from the back room with his .357 and shot at the plain clothes officers that had killed his wife and dog.

The police chief gives a press conference and describes the house (probably from the report of the undercover cop that purchased the black tar heroin and was used to procure a warrant) as a "hardened" house with fences and security cameras.

The address raided was 5815 Harding but the poster of the video finds a 5815 Hardy close by that has fences and security cameras and drug paraphernalia littering the surrounding area.

NONE OF THE PLAIN CLOTHES OFFICERS HAD BODY CAMS. THERE IS NO VIDEO.

So please, tell me again how the advent of body cams prevented anything like planting evidence or guns in this instance.

NO BODY CAMS AT ALL . . . NONE!

Does it sound like a ludicrous claim now?

No heroin though, which is what the undercover alleged to have purchased a few days prior to the raid.

The op made no such claim, and your comments are utterly retarded, please don't breed!

Drug dealers don't always keep huge supplies around, esp small-time dealers

These elderly folks may have just been selling a bit of heroin here and there to supplement their income

Worst of all, they were apparently also giving drugs to a neighbor's daughter

Also, they may have the heroin well-hidden -- I'll bet the cops have been busy tearing that house apart -- they may still end up finding some

And it's just as likely as not the cocaine was all that was on hand after the slaughter?

It all fits the chiefs statement, and makes a lot more sense if they went to the wrong house.

Plus that place just totally looks like a "trap house".

I already have, passing on my Alpha male warrior genes ...

it's the cop-hating bed wetters who need to not breed

Holy shit look at the incoming bullet holes. Total disregard for life inside the house.They didnt care if kids or anyone else was in the house.

I have never seen police just blast walls without seeing a target.



Last Edited by messagehalted on 02/02/2019 08:55 AM

Even that is suspect at this point.

Yes, but I wouldn't be surprised at all if the marijuana was theirs.

I also wouldn't be surprised if the cocaine was not theirs.

They're military. Period.

It's funny how everyone supports 'war on this' and 'war on that' then actually thinks the police aren't military & we're still back in the days of Andy Griffith.

Whats happens is somebody at the DA's office tries to cut a deal with these dope heads for information. These people give out wrong information out of fear and friendships they have with the real dealers.No way in hell should you ever raid a house on informant druggie information alone.

What happens is they give out information on other drug users and the dope house never gets hit , but because they found drugs the the user gets the deal.

Last Edited by messagehalted on 02/02/2019 09:04 AM

Fuck the police

In reality they were probably there to rob the place.

Drug cops, and especially VICE (undercover) cops are the most corrupt fuckers you'll ever meet in life.

These people are in it for the money. They take bribes, do robberies, even murder on a regular basis.

The drug-war allows the scum to rise to the top - in both the cartels & the government.

The job of government is to put the cartels competition out of business. Hell even the CIA picks which Cartel they want to work with then puts everyone else out of business.... the cops do the same thing.

fyi, a "trap house" is a drug dealing house (hard drugs) that has one entrance and one exit. There's no other way out.

Perfect location too, on a busy street like that.

Last Edited by CK Dexter Haven on 02/02/2019 09:10 AM

I was thinking the same thing. It’s possible that they planted the evidence at the house to help solidify the official story. It’s not an uncommon tactic. I hope they look for evidence of cocaine & marijuana in the victims bodies during autopsy.