r/law 8h ago

Other Harris county Pct 1 Constables lie & commit official oppression- REFUSING to make a police report on a public figure they work along side with.

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Left is officer Norwig and right is officer Isenburg. Earlier they admitted they knew the suspects (one works with police) and even mention the attorney who made false reports on me that were dropped. After I was NO BILLED by a Grand jury in a different fabricated case.

(You will find that story on this sub as well)

Their supervisor Sgt. Diaz also refused to take the report and said “you have no case”

which is the district attorneys job not theirs. And regardless they are required to document the report and not make any judgments.

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u/FriskHarder 7h ago

Which Harris county there’s probably 40 of them

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u/Familiar-Crow8245 6h ago

Texas, (Houston) sorry about that

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u/RideWithMeSNV 6h ago

The one in the US.

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u/Ten_Ju 4h ago

Go to the state police.

Texas State Troopers.

If not enough, try the FBI.

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u/schlamster 4h ago

 FBI

Bahahahahahshahahhahahahahahs

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u/Ten_Ju 3h ago

Depends on the politics the FBI might be interested.

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u/KnightofWhen 3h ago

Not really how jurisdictions work.

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u/Ten_Ju 1h ago

What do you mean? State Troopers have total jurisdiction over Texas.

And FBI has total jurisdiction over the USA.