In Harris County, a concerning issue has been raised regarding violent suspects who are out on bond. It is reported that there are 37 capital murder suspects currently on bond in the area.
Further details on this matter are available from KHOU Crime. According to information from this source, some of these bonds are set as low as $50,000.
A Crime Stoppers advocate has spoken out about the issue, calling for reforms in Harris County.
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