Felony charges have been filed against two individuals in Harris County. The charges are related to environmental pollution.
In north Harris County, soil and a bayou were affected by the alleged pollution. The pollution involved oil and transmission fluid.
Further information about the case is available from FOX 26 Houston, including details about the unlicensed operation that led to the charges.
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