let me set the scene, the cops were not busy the older cop in a white uniform was watching some…read moresport channel of a sort in his phone and walking around doing nothing. If you are a woman, do not go here. I'm a man and went with my friend who is a woman to report her ex harassing and breaking into her home, they made us wait in the lobby for a hour, finally my friend was just so upset and tired of waiting and we decided we'd go to a more sufficient police station. I'd also just like to say I respect cops that do they're job to serve the people, your sitting at the front desk to help the people that come in are you not?

This establishment has the utter most insensitive & incompetent individuals I have encountered in…read moremy existence. Not only what I saw, heard & experienced, but how others around in the wait room were also treated. Regardless what your situation or report is, they don't care, & they never will. As if they really enjoy being ass wipes all day long treating & talking to others like cattle. They will not show any type of compassion or a single once of sympathy. I can't comprehend why they choose to work for our state & for our community when it shows that they hate their job with a passion. At least during my wait time I had plenty of time to find another alternative to seek out for help in regards of my case. After a wait of 2-3 hours they took my statement for the report, & they came back with only a simple flyer, & then proceeded to dismiss me.

I wouldn't say it was a Pleasent visit because someone broken into my car. I was already aggy…read morebecause the thief could've just open the door to my untinted and unlock vehicle. So I came to this station to make a report. It wasn't any cars outside and I assume it was closed down. Luckily my friend jumped out and it open. Officer Anderson took me and my friend report on this freezing night. And he even came outside to see the damage. Very nice guy! He called once I got home to verify my plates and make sure I made it.

On August 11, 2025, while riding my bicycle on South Braeswood, I was struck from behind by a…read morespeeding vehicle. Following the impact, the driver delayed braking for an estimated 4-5 seconds. As a result, I sustained two fractured and compressed vertebrae, a significant hematoma in my right gluteal muscle (requiring two surgical procedures), severe damage to my right hand, and extensive road rash. Two Houston police officers responded to the scene. I explained that I was struck from behind and was positioned in the left lane to access the bike trail. However, the officers informed me that the 19-year-old driver asserted that I had swerved into his path. The officers stated they were uncertain about the incident and would not issue any citations, appearing content to close the case without thorough investigation. A proper investigation would have revealed the driver's untruthfulness. Had I swerved, the impact would have occurred on my left side; instead, I was injured on my right hip, as evidenced by my surgical scars. The officers even visited the hospital to confirm my understanding that no citations would be issued. I believe that had I been traveling in a car or on foot citations would have been issued. It appears that cyclists are not afforded the same level of attention or protection. I was a victim!

Appreciate two officers who took my call over the Christmas holiday for a theft that occurred at…read morethe Galleria. I forgot the name of the first one who took my report. He was diligent in getting my belongings back and tracked the customer in the store who walked away with my stuff! PTL!! Two months later, I got a follow up call... a bit long but it could be never... I didn't get everything back, but thankfully it was it was one item! Thank you Detective Hoffman for taking time to follow up! Case closed! Also, I was informed that I could not report by phone the theft. I had to get the officer come to location where incident occurred or go to police station. Please fix your NON- EMERGENCY phone line. I could not get hold of anyone and had to call 911 for this incident. Back the BLUE! :)

I am sharing this because my experience was not just disappointing--it was genuinely hurtful. I…read morewas involved in an accident where I was legally parked on the shoulder during severe weather with low visibility when my vehicle was struck from behind. After the impact, I was disoriented and trying to process what had just happened. When officers arrived, I did not feel treated with basic compassion or fairness as the other driver. Needless to say, there was two different races. The difference in how I was approached compared to the other driver was clear and difficult to ignore. In a moment where I needed understanding and care, I instead felt judged and dismissed. I was hit from behind and disoriented. No medical care at all, but constant grilling from questions and field sobriety test. I saw the vehicle coming up and it happened so fast, when I was hit I blacked out. I was hit from behind....at a high speed. This experience changed how I view law enforcement. I had always believed in the system and the difficult work officers do, but this situation left me feeling that empathy, integrity, and objective judgment were missing when it mattered most. I am not writing this out of anger, but out of a need to be heard. I am going through serious injuries and will possibly need more treatments. After this incident I am not the same person at all. No one in a vulnerable situation should walk away feeling the way I did and do each day after this incident. I truly hope this leads to reflection, accountability, and better treatment of others in the future.

Another Roll call event for the 4th DWI initiative, it was great connecting with several law…read moreenforcement agencies. They fed us hamburgers and hotdogs with all of the extra fixtures, they wanted to celebrate them before a long 24 hour shift for the holiday weekend. This is my first time serving at this location, they turned the police gym into a nice place to eat. We laughed, talked, ate, and wished them a safe return and we will do it all tomorrow.

Call in regards to recent police report for a trespassing individual, attempting to burglarize my…read morehouse. Called because I saw the suspect again in the neighborhood, was told by the speaking officer that they can't do anything about it since hes not here anymore... which I spoke to the officer prior to that came to the house and she stated if I see the guy to call them so they can charge him for trespassing. The guy who I spoke to today at this department at 230 was impudent, and disrespectful. This is the reason now why black people have a problem now with police officers.

Not to be confused with the Whosdumb Police Dept, which is a division of the police where some of…read morethe officers are dumb at any given time. Although honestly when you ask them Whosdumb, the answer is usually - all of them. I have nothing against the Houston Police Department, and one time I was stalked around here they just let me go, but it was a little bit like harassment. Another time I was given a ticket for not being too much over the limit, and it was pretty expensive. And then finally they let me let me go for a traffic infraction and weren't too bad about it but a little on the aggressive side. I tailed someone who had just run someone over and called them while tailing, and they did a terrible job and they got away. And then there was the whole, hot girl gets hit by old rich man downtown, and the cop totally sided with the man even though I was a witness and saw that it was his fault. So more negative than positive.

Will not answer the phone when u need them but will pull you over for bs reasons got pulled over…read morefor supposedly doing 50 in a 30 on Parker the speed meter divice was out and showed I was doing 40 my speedo said 40 but he said he got me on his radar at 50mph on a down hill wtf

DON'T GO HERE... If you can find another police station to go to, I advise you do that... The front…read moredesk worker is VERY rude and unprofessional... He doesn't want to do his job and takes it out on anyone coming in to get assistance... I went up there to file a simple police report and he gave me hell ! Huffing and puffing the whole time and being rude ! They need to replace him with someone that's willing to help, I wish I would've just went somewhere else and got the assistance I needed... I don't complain much but this situation just blew me ! Not saying everyone there is horrible but the front desk worker for sure is !

HORRIBLE. Probably corrupt as well…read more These guys are very good at giving you the brush off when it comes to issues you bring forth to them. Whether you speak the chief, deputies, or Dispatch, they seem to not give a damn about any serious case you are discussing with them. I had a horrible experience with these people several times. And yet our tax dollars are paying for their salaries. They need to wise the hell up.

Yours truly got called in to do her civic duty. I may not serve in the military, but I can serve…read morethis country by aiding in giving people their due process. This place is way the heck out there and is actually a police station! As it was originally built for and still is a police station, things get weird for jurors from here on out... The purpose of this court is to provide jury trials for those who wish to contest minor offenses like very minor assaults (pushing people), traffic moving violations, etc. Therefore, you will only be needed for one business day. SCORE! ARRIVAL TIME: They request that you be promptly there at 9am, but the guy who manages jurors is super friendly and is understanding if you get there at 9 WITHOUT that form filled out. UPON ARRIVAL: You will encounter a security guard and a metal detector. They will have you pass TSA-style sans shoes through that detector and inspect whatever you brought with you. JUROR WAITING ROOM: They have a super tiny room in which they keep about 2 dozen jurors who have also been summoned. There are only two AC units, and so it can get stuffy. There's hardly any room to walk, but you'll survive. They have a TV in the corner of the room that softly plays CNN. REFRESHMENTS / BATHROOM: I'm sure there is a bathroom. I didn't check it out and therefore can't review. Outside of the juror waiting room are two vending machines -- one for sodas and water, one for mainly junk food snacks. Bring some pocket change. THE COURTROOM: We were called into the court room at 11am. (So, note to self, bring something to do or to read.) We were promptly notified by the Honorable Judge that we would not be needed as jurors for the remainder of the day, that she had been able to settle anything without needing jurors. As it is a police station, there is a huge pylon in the middle of the courtroom that may make it hard for you to see the judge... EXIT PROCESS: We then were escorted out of the room. The guy who manages jurors met us. He had us sign something that acknowledged we showed. You can choose to get a $6 check in the mail as compensation or choose to have it donated back to the City of Houston, but not as a tax write-off. This guy will give you a certificate of gratitude for your time and can fill out an excuse for work, if need be. SPECIAL NOTE -- PLEASE READ: This guy said that even if you serve the Municipal Courts, that does not exempt you from serving at the Downtown Court for more complex (read: lengthier) trials in the same calendar year. Be advised!

This court annex 20 is wayyyy better than downtown. Parking is free and wide open. Inside court…read morehouse to settle your traffic ticket is efficient no long lines nor long waits.

If you're gonna pull someone over. At least make sure you're writing them a ticket for something…read morethey actually did. Ticketed for going 50 in a 35 when I was in a 45 speed limit zone and officer Aldava couldn't even see my vehicle from the driveway he was exiting. Thanks for ticketing me for no reason and making my insurance go up! Hope you met your quota babe.

I was in a fender bender where an 18 wheeler pull out in front of me failing to yield to the right…read moreof way the officer on the scene wasn't very courteous he acted like I was at fault when the guy in the truck failed to yield to the right of way causing me to hit the curb and busted out my tire and he said it was nothing he could do. So basically, he's telling me it's alright for the truck to not yield to the right of way and pull out in traffic and very rude I feel if it had of been a person other than a black person things would have been different. Another officer showed up and stated the truck driver should be given a citation for not yielding but officer Moreno apparently didn't feel that way trying to make it like it was my fault and stating he didn't see the incident but when you come on the scene you ask questions to determine what happened that's your job.