This Thursday, three of Harris County’s top law-enforcement officials will pass on a warning to those planning “street takeovers” and “parking lot takeovers” in Harris County.
According to a news release, police, sheriff’s deputies and prosecutors have an array of tools available to prevent and punish those involved in dangerous events like those seen recently in Austin and here in Houston.
Watch the livestream Thursday afternoon and check back here for more details as they become available.
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