A former Houston police officer has pleaded not guilty to federal charges he provided false information in a January drug raid that left two people dead and several officers injured
A former Houston police officer has pleaded not guilty to federal charges he provided false information in a January drug raid that left two people dead and several officers injured.
Gerald Goines entered his plea during a Friday court hearing.
A magistrate judge didn’t immediately rule on Goines’ request for bond. Prosecutors are asking he remain in custody.
The federal charges against Goines and another ex-officer follow state charges filed in August, including two counts of felony murder against Goines.
The Jan. 28 raid was investigated after police alleged Goines lied to obtain a search warrant.
At Friday’s hearing, an FBI agent testified authorities found illegal drugs and a stolen gun in Goines’ car and Goines for years had been having a sexual relationship with one of his confidential informants.
