The death of Corporal Charles Galloway during a 2022 traffic stop marked the one time a Precinct 5 law enforcement official ...

Rosales remained in Houston for hours after Galloway's death, selling off jewelry for cash and securing a new ride along the ...

A Houston police officer drove past Corporal Charles Galloway’s lonesome patrol vehicle — the emergency lights were flashing ...

For the second time this year, Harris County prosecutors will urge a jury that a Salvadoran national accused of killing a ...

5 Corporal Charles Galloway. On the same day that Galloway was laid to rest, a woman linked to his killing faced a judge. Galloway was honored in a ceremony open to the public at the Second ...

Charles Galloway. Rosales has been charged with capital murder but is still on the run. "He's a very dangerous individual and we're gonna move his butt off the streets as soon as we can," Finner said.

Cpl. Charles Galloway had just made the traffic stop and was trying to contact a dispatcher when a man got out of the white Toyota Avalon. He turned toward Galloway and pointed at him with what ...

Texas authorities know the face of a suspected cop killer – but maybe not his real name. He's on the run, and they're asking for the public's help in tracking him down. Oscar Rosales, 51, whom ...

It happened around 12:45 a.m. in the 9100 block of Beechnut during a traffic stop. Corporal Charles Galloway pulled over a car for a traffic stop, the driver exited his vehicle and fired ...

Charles Galloway. Oscar Rosales, 51, has been charged with capital murder and remains at large. On Sunday, Pct. 5 Cpl. Charles Galloway, 47, was fatally shot by Rosales during a traffic stop in ...

Corporal Charles Galloway was shot and killed during a traffic stop in Harris County, Texas, on Sunday, Jan. 22. Harris County Precinct 5 A deputy with Harris County Precinct 5 in Texas was ...

Charles Galloway. Rosales has been charged with capital murder but is still on the run. "He's a very dangerous individual and we're gonna move his butt off the streets as soon as we can," Finner said.