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In lawsuit, woman trampled by HPD police horse accuses department of negligence
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HOUSTON – A woman who was seen in a video being trampled by a Houston Police Department horse during the George Floyd protests has sued the department.
According to court records, Melissa Sanchez filed her lawsuit on Jan. 15 and she is accusing HPD of negligence.
Sanchez said in August that a bystander caught the incident on video. It showed a mounted patrol officer’s horse hit Sanchez, who had her back to the animal, knock her to the ground and walk over her.
Houston police Chief Art Acevedo said he believed the run-in was an accident and that the officer was focusing on a scuffle that was taking place near Sanchez.
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Houston Woman Trampled By Mounted Police Officer During Summer Protests Sues HPD, City
The suit draws parallels between the actions of HPD during the protests and the actions of the police officers who killed George Floyd, saying HPD and the city demonstrated “the very same propensity for the use of unjustified violence.”
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Still from the viral video showing Melissa Sanchez being trampled by a Houston police mounted patrol officer on May 29, 2020.
A viral video that appeared to show a woman being trampled by a Houston police mounted patrol officer during a Black Lives Matter protest drew public outrage last summer. Now the woman is suing the city and HPD for up to $1 million in damages, according to court documents.
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5 things for Houstonians to know for Thursday, Feb. 4
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1. Say it ain’t so: Rodeo Houston canceled for 2021
It all started with the cancellation of Rodeo Houston 2020 and now coronavirus has come full circle in the Houston area with the announcement that the 2021 event is no more.
According to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, the weeks-long event, which had been rescheduled to May 4 through 23, has been canceled.
Rodeo officials announced that they pulled the plug on competitions, concerts and entertainment, carnival, and other attractions and activities “due to the ongoing health situation.”
2. In lawsuit, woman trampled by HPD police horse accuses department of negligence
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