FBI leads sweeping law enforcement operation in Houston Wednesday morning

Category: Law Enforcement

The FBI led a significant law enforcement operation in Houston, collaborating with local and federal agencies, including the Houston Police Department and U.S. Marshals Service. Tactical groups from New Orleans and San Antonio participated, and officials confirmed there is no threat to public safety.

Keywords: FBI, Houston, Law Enforcement Operation

Source: Houston Public Media

Update At: 7/25/2024

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