In a recent development, Harris County commissioners have allocated additional funds for an investigation. The independent investigation is focused on a fatal shooting incident involving a federal immigration officer. The incident occurred in Houston's East End last month, resulting in the death of Salgado Araujo.
5 million to support the investigation led by the Harris County DA. Further details about the investigation and the incident are available from Houston Public Media.
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