said the bond should be set at $100,000 in line with the Harris County bond schedule.

However, prosecutors said Joseph may be a flight risk.

Joseph was born in India and came to America as a child and has since been naturalized, DeBorde said.

"He's an American citizen," DeBorde said. "He does not have dual citizenship. He doesn't have any family in India."

She said the family has turned over three of the passports and the fourth was lost.

Assigned to HPD's Southwest Patrol Division, Joseph joined the force in July 2009.

Houston Police Department officials referred questions about the investigation to the Harris County District Attorney's Office.

Joseph was relieved of duty the day of the original incident. Because he is an officer, Joseph is in a secured cell, not in general jail population,Michael Winner, bon viveur, restaurant critic and arguably one of the best known British film-makers of the 20th century has died at the age of 77. "A light has gone out of my life," his wife Geraldine Lynton-Edwards said. "Michael was a wonderful man, brilliant, funny and generous."

Winner had been in ill health for a number of years and almost died after contracting a bacterial infection while holidaying on Barbados in January 2007.

Born to a wealthy family in north London, Winner cut his teeth at the BBC before making his debut as a writer-director with the 1960 crime thriller Shoot to Kill. His freewheeling 1964 sex comedy The System established him as a key chronicler of swinging 60s London and gave rise to a fruitful collaboration with the