On 05/22/98, in Houston, Texas, Haynes and one co-defendant shot and killed a Houston police officer. Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Jan 14, 2019 · A death row inmate convicted of killing a Houston police officer nearly two decades ago could be one step closer to an execution date after the Supreme Court turned down his latest appeal.

Aug 11, 2023 · Anthony Haynes was convicted for the fatal shooting of an off-duty Houston police officer, which led to his placement on Death Row. From the fatal crime scene to the gripping court battles, his crimes and trial stirred debates.

Aug 9, 2023 · Anthony Haynes would be arrested, convicted and sentenced to death. A death row inmate convicted of killing a Houston police officer nearly two decades ago could be one step closer to an execution date after the Supreme Court turned down his latest appeal.

On 05/22/98, in Houston, Texas, Haynes and one co-defendant shot and killed a Houston police officer. At around 10:30 p.m. on May 22, 1998, off-duty Houston Police Department Officer Kent Kincaid and his wife left their home in a private vehicle on their way to meet some friends at a …

May 8, 2018 · Anthony Haynes, 33, was granted a stay of execution on Thursday, Oct. 18. 2012, for killing an off-duty Houston police sergeant. FILE - Death Row inmate Anthony Cardell Haynes during...

Oct 5, 2012 · Anthony Haynes is seek­ing clemen­cy from the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Haynes was only 19 when he killed an off-duty police offi­cer who stopped his car in Houston. He had no pri­or crim­i­nal record.

Anthony Haynes was sentenced to death by the State of Texas for the murder of an off duty police officer. According to court documents Anthony Haynes was driving a vehicle that shot at another vehicle.

Oct 18, 2012 · HUNTSVILLE - The U.S. Supreme Court stopped the execution Thursday of a 33-year-old Texas prisoner on death row for gunning down an off-duty Houston police sergeant 14 years ago.Anthony Haynes had...

Oct 19, 2012 · WASHINGTON (CN) - The Supreme Court late Thursday stayed the death sentence in store for a convicted cop killer, but it refused to intervene on behalf of a schizophrenic man on death row. In one order, the court stayed the execution of Texas inmate Anthony Haynes pending determination of his writ of certiorari.