Houston Police Officers' Union

10/25/2026

That's customer service. Great work by all involved. 👏👏

10/25/2026

I have great respect for Houston's police officers and the responsibilities they take on each day, often in difficult and unpredictable circumstances. I'm grateful to the Houston Police Officers' Union for its endorsement of my continued service on the First Court of Appeals.

10/24/2026

The Houston Police Officers’ Union PAC is proud to endorse Judge Danilo “Danny” Lacayo for re-election to the 182nd Criminal District Court.

With experience as a prosecutor, public defender, and sitting district court judge, Judge Lacayo brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the bench. We appreciate his commitment to accountability, public safety, and the people of Harris County.

Proud to support Judge Lacayo!

10/23/2026

The Bellaire Police Officer's Association dropped an assist. They need 7 more followers to hit 10,000. Please follow their page. A lot of great cops working over there. 💪💪

10/23/2026

We are the only law enforcement organization followed by Whataburger on social media. 🚓🍔

www.HPDCareer.com

10/23/2026

>> https://fox26houston.com/news/another-high-profile-defendant-accused-ditching-gps-ankle-monitor-heading-border

"According to prosecutors, Arriaga grabbed a young woman by the hair and dragged her into the woods. The victim's mother and brother heard her scream and held Arriaga until police arrived.

On October 6, Arriaga showed up in court. But he failed to appear on October 16 ,the day his trial was supposed to begin."

10/23/2026

"According to prosecutors, Arriaga grabbed a young woman by the hair and dragged her into the woods. The victim's mother and brother heard her scream and held Arriaga until police arrived.

On October 6, Arriaga showed up in court. But he failed to appear on October 16 ,the day his trial was supposed to begin."

10/23/2026

Loser.

Driver Arrested After Exceeding 145 MPH with One-Year-Old Child in Vehicle

A driver was arrested on charges of endangering a child and racing on a highway after deputies observed a Dodge Charger Hellcat traveling at speeds exceeding 145 mph with a one-year-old child inside.

On October 21, 2026, at approximately 1 p.m., a Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant assigned to the agency’s Mustang unit observed the Charger traveling approximately 90 mph on Highway 59 in the Porter/New Caney area.

The Sergeant observed the driver operating the vehicle erratically, making offensive hand gestures toward other motorists and cutting off drivers, including the driver of a commercial truck. The Charger then moved through heavy traffic at speeds exceeding 145 mph in a posted 65 mph zone.

The Mustang unit maintained contact with the Charger until the driver stopped. While detaining the driver, deputies discovered a one-year-old child inside the vehicle. The driver was arrested for endangering a child and racing on a highway.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office remains dedicated to keeping roadways safe, both on our highways and throughout our communities.

10/23/2026

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Thank you to the men and women who keep us safe.