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Sgt Griffin with The Houston Police Department vehicle crimes division gives us a statement on a fat HOUSTON, Texas — Content Watch HQ posted a video Tuesday featuring Sgt. Griffin of the Houston Police Department’s Vehicle Crimes Division providing a statement. The post did not include details about the incident or topic discussed beyond the headline description. In its caption, Content Watch HQ described itself as an open-source news-gathering service focused on public safety information, investigations and community reporting in Houston and other areas. The organization said it operates as part of Federal News Network Inc. Content Watch HQ included a disclaimer stating the information in its report was accurate to the best of its knowledge at the time of upload and that updates or corrections may be shared in the video’s comments or on its website, contentwatchhq.com.

Intoxicated driver gets arrested after driving into a crime scene Houston police arrested a suspected intoxicated driver after the person drove into an active crime scene, according to a report posted by Content Watch HQ. The incident happened in Houston, though the post did not specify the location or time. The report did not include details about injuries, property damage, or what type of crime scene was being investigated when the vehicle entered the area. No information was provided about charges beyond the allegation of intoxication. Content Watch HQ said it is an open-source news-gathering service under Federal News Network Inc. Officials have not released additional verified details in the post, and further information may be provided as the investigation continues.

Presser for ICE incident when ice ran over Mr. Hernandez in West Harris County during an “operation” HOUSTON, Texas — A press conference was held in Houston regarding an incident in West Harris County in which U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were involved and Mr. Hernandez was run over during what was described as an “operation,” according to a social media post by Content Watch HQ. Content Watch HQ said its team attended the event, which it identified as being hosted by FIEL Houston and attorney Kim Bruno. The post did not provide additional details about the circumstances of the incident, including when it happened, Mr. Hernandez’s condition, or whether any law enforcement agency has released an official account. Content Watch HQ said another press conference is expected Wednesday and that more information may be released then. The organization described itself as an open-source news-gathering service and directed readers to its website for updates.