right now attend a first look inside
7815 Harding Street bullet holes inside
of the kitchen just part of the story
line the family of the couple killed
during that botched HPD raid inviting
Channel 2 investigates into the home
where it all went down it's a story you
won't see on any other TV station
Channel 2 investigates getting an
up-close look inside the home where that
January raid took place
hello I'm Dominique Sachse and I'm build
by answer thank you for joining us
channel 2 investigator Mario Diaz is
joining us live tonight outside that
home on Harding Street and Mario the
family of the couple who died in that
rate understandably have questions about
exactly what happened there bill so many
unanswered questions over what took
place behind me here at 78th 15 Harding
Street and today for the first time
certain family members were able to get
inside the home to help identify some
answers and channel 2 investigates was
with them nearly every step of the way
the tiny home at the center of HPD's
biggest scandal from the inside channel
2 investigates the only houston
television station granted access into
the controversial home where HPD's
deadly botched raid unfolded in january
the families of deceased couple Dennis
Tuttle and his wife Regina along with
their attorneys providing the first look
to channel 2 investigates what was your
initial reaction when you stepped inside
I saw this disgusting the police would
come in and do that to people their dog
cliff toddle Dennis's uncle and I spoke
in the kitchen for several minutes walls
beside us along with a stove top were
littered with bullet holes and those
were the low flying ones look at that
man 5 foot 6 what are they shooting at
he's not on the chair he's standing you
know he's probably this column
really shooting it why there were other
high-flying bullet holes who fired them
is the key question the FBI the Harris
County District Attorney's Office and
HPD is trying to identify do you think
your nephew shot these officers I don't
think he could have shot all of them the
creation of an unlawful warrant was
first exposed by channel 2 investigates
back on February 15th hours after our
report chief acevedo told me inside of
his office at headquarters it's really
important for community to realize we
still had a reason to be at that home
today the other side weighed in do you
feel that the cops had a reason to be
inside this home no definitely not
I think the FBI and the district
attorney can teleport do you trust
HPD with their investigation not totally
there was little space in the home the
tunnels personal belongings stacked high
in many rooms after seeing it firsthand
it makes one wonder how cops even
navigated through certain parts I didn't
sleep last night trying to figure out
what
it's closely John Nicholas says he came
to the home for some answers into his
sister's death reality was much
different than expectations I really
didn't expect to see as many bullet
holes and stuff like that and some of
the stuff that was
destroyed two final notes from this day
Cliff Tuttle tells me that he is unaware
of any formal apology by chief art
acevedo to his family telling me that he
has not heard from him at all
one final note there's an HPD connection
to the Tuttle family the Tuttle's Dennis
Tuttle's great-grandfather was a member
of HPD as a police officer decades ago
live at 7815 Harding Street Mario Diaz
KPRC Channel 2 News