07-29-2024, 07:15 PM
Good point ChunksterK. I’m a little bit surprised that since the FBI was involved in the surveillance of the perpetrator, that they did not either advise HPD or be involved in the serving of the search warrant, the swab and probable cause arrest.
Knowing our HPD they were most likely scared that the DNA results would take longer to get than they could have legally held him for without charge.
But let’s not blame HPD entirely. The Prosecuting Attorney’s office sure has a lot of blame to go around as well.
I’m also wondering if the 3 wrongly accused perpetrators actually ever knew the real perpetrator.
I don’t know, and I would highly doubt, but are there ANY County/State employees still employed today who had anything to do with this case. If so, if it were up to me, immediate termination and stripping of any accrued benefits.
Knowing our HPD they were most likely scared that the DNA results would take longer to get than they could have legally held him for without charge.
But let’s not blame HPD entirely. The Prosecuting Attorney’s office sure has a lot of blame to go around as well.
I’m also wondering if the 3 wrongly accused perpetrators actually ever knew the real perpetrator.
I don’t know, and I would highly doubt, but are there ANY County/State employees still employed today who had anything to do with this case. If so, if it were up to me, immediate termination and stripping of any accrued benefits.