Criminal Prevention in Houston: The police announced the plan to contain crimes in the third stop while the murders increases

Houston, Texas (KTRK) – The Houston police announced that murders are on the rise during a meeting, in which dozens of the third residents of the community appeared with questions and concerns.

It happens that the police have been examining four murders in the region since February 23.

Elected officials and HPD boss Noe Diaz alternately turned away alternately what is done to curb crime in the third multi-service center on Tuesday evening.

Diaz said hidden officers patrol into the community and they have also created the loud noise unit to combat a loud nightlife.

The boss said the unit comprises six officers and a sergeant.

HPD announced that both serious attacks and robberies between January and May declined in the South Central District compared to the same time frame last year.

However, the department also announced that murders increase.

The most recent figures from HPD Show 109 people in Houston were killed in Houston from January 1 to May 2, compared to 102 murders compared to the same time in 2024.
A neighbor ABC13 spoke a list of concerns.

“At the moment it is really the clubs with the emancipations, traffic, traffic at 2 p.m., the garbage and the crime.

HPD said an arrest was made in one case. Another concern that was discussed at the meeting, the Columbia Tap Trail.

The police said that three new light towers were installed to make the area more visible at night.

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