Houston man's rights violated in 2022 Bexar County traffic stop, jury rules
A jury ruled that a Bexar County sheriff's deputy violated a Houston man's Fourth Amendment rights during a 2022 traffic stop by searching his vehicle without probable cause.
A jury ruled a Houston man's Fourth Amendment rights were violated in March of 2022 when a Bexar County sheriff's deputy pulled him over, held him for 76 minutes, and searched his car, all without probable cause.
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