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HPD Chief Troy Finner says he’s tested positive for COVID-19; asks others in close contact to get tested

Brittany Taylor, Senior Digital Content Producer

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner

HOUSTON – Houston Police Chief Troy Finner has confirmed Wednesday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Finner said his symptoms are mild and he will spend the next several days isolating himself at home while resting.

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The police chief is asking anyone who was in close contact with him since Saturday to get themselves tested as well.

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