Latino communities reaction to what they witnessed as an act of racial injustice against their population. The documentary, approximately 30 – 40 minutes in length, replays raw footage taken from local news station's archives. The footage is used as a reminder to viewers that before video cameras were able to bring police misconduct to light, the family of Torres had to rely on community support to help them find justice. The film was produced in 1977 by Tony Bruni and Houston's KPRC-TV, Channel 2. Carlos Calbillo both wrote and edited the film and it was reported by John Quiñones, who is now with ABC News and hosts the series What Would You Do?. Podcast Chicano Squad Podcast discussing the murder of Mr. Torres and the resulting formation of a homicide squad made up of chicano officers. https://podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/chicano-squad See also References External links Joe Campos Torres Solidarity Walk For Past & Future Generations Facebook page Press Conference about Moody Park Riot (1978), Texas Archive of the Moving Image Police misconduct in the United States Race riots in the United States 1954 births May 1977 crimes 1977 deaths 1977 in Texas 1977 murders in the United States American manslaughter victims American murder victims American people of Mexican descent Civil rights protests in the United States Crimes in Houston Deaths by person in Texas Deaths in police custody in the United States History of Houston History of racism in Texas Houston Police Department Houston Police Department officers Law enforcement in Texas Manslaughter victims May 1977 events in the United States Mass media-related controversies in the United States Mexican-American culture in Houston Mexican-American history Murder in Texas Murdered Mexican Americans People from Houston People murdered by law enforcement officers in the United States People murdered in Texas Police misconduct Protests in the United States Race and crime in the United States Racially motivated violence against Hispanic and Latino Americans Racially motivated violence in the United States Riots and civil disorder in Texas United States Army soldiers 1970s in Houston