SUMMARY: The murder trial of former HPD narcotics officer Gerald Go will begin tomorrow, focusing on the January 2019 shooting deaths of Dennis Tuttle and Regina Nicholas during a no-knock raid. Legal experts predict the trial could last around two weeks, with some anticipating a guilty verdict, while others worry about a potential hung jury. Concerns about media coverage may lead to juror sequestration to ensure fairness. The KPRC2 investigates team will provide comprehensive coverage of the trial across various platforms, along with explanations of legal terms like “no-knock warrant” for viewers seeking clarity.

As former Houston narcotics officer Gerald Goines faces trial for the shooting deaths of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas during a controversial 2019 raid, legal experts weigh in on the potential outcomes. KPRC 2 Investigates reporter Mario Diaz speaks with former prosecutors who offer predictions on what the trial might reveal and its impact on Houston. The trial is expected to last 4 to 6 weeks, with key questions about the legitimacy of the no-knock warrant and officer conduct at the center of the case.

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SUMMARY: A Bear County inmate, Paul Sarabia, died at a hospital following a medical episode believed to be withdrawal symptoms while being booked. Meanwhile, a 12-year-old in San Antonio faced charges for threatening local schools via social media. A family has received support in their ongoing search for their missing mother, Pauline Diaz, with a billboard campaign launched after years of community efforts. In other news, a man died in a shooting related to an argument over animals. Additionally, a man wrongfully accused in a hit-and-run faces ongoing legal issues, while San Antonio experienced a cooldown in temperatures after a front passed through.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologists are closely monitoring a system in the Gulf of Mexico that may impact Texas from Tuesday to Thursday. Current forecasts indicate possible storm surge and damaging winds, particularly affecting Houston. The American GFS model predicts a less severe track eastward, while the European model suggests a more impactful scenario along the Texas Coast. Preparations should begin on the sunny Monday, with necessary supplies ready in case of power outages and flooding. The National Hurricane Center expects the system to develop overnight, with a possible Category 1 hurricane making landfall Wednesday. Residents should stay vigilant and keep updated through alerts.

According to the National Hurricane Center, additional strengthening is possible as it approaches the upper Texas and Louisiana coast.

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