Galleria residents made their voices heard during a community meeting with Houston police who are concerned about the amount of crime they've been seeing in their neighborhood.
Chief Troy Finner, along with city council members, held a meeting with residents where they addressed those concerns.
"The girls in this room, we can't go to the grocery store. My daughter can't go to the grocery store, and it's ridiculous," one resident said. "Crime is down in your area is what I hear, and it's not," a resident said. One of those residents, Robert Sherman, even compiled crime data that he says shows certain crimes are up in areas like Westheimer to Buffalo Bayou, Westheimer at Winrock, and the vicinity of San Felipe and Fountain View.
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