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Houston police officers to see 36.5% in salary raises over next 5 years

By Kevin Vu

Houston police officers are getting a total of 36.5% in salary increases over five years, after months of negotiations between the city of Houston and the Houston Police Officers' Union, according to a May 2 news conference.

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