Houston police officer indicted for tampering with evidence in road rage case

Houston police officer veteran was relieved of duty after tampering with evidence in a 2021 road rage incident, the department says.

An officer with the Houston Police Department was relieved of duty after being indicted for tampering with evidence.

On Wednesday, Juan Miguel Ramos, 30, an HPD veteran, was indicted by a Harris County grand jury for tampering/fabricating physical evidence in an April 2021 off-duty road rage incident where no one was injured.Two 15-year-olds in critical condition after stealing car and getting shot; Car owner charged

According to officials, Ramos was suspended indefinitely in August 2021 after an HPD Internal Affairs investigation by HPD Chief Troy Finner. However, after a 185-day suspension, Ramos was reinstated in February 2022 after appealing his suspension, which is allowed by Civil Service law.HPD will share Ramos's booking photo when it becomes available.that I have read and agree

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