Wednesday marks 30 years since one of Houston’s darkest moments.

We’re talking about the Moody Park Riot.

On Tuesday, the Houston Chapter of the American GI Forum will hold a wreath laying ceremony on the edge of Buffalo Bayou.

The riot began after several Houston police officers were given probation for killing Jose Campos Torres.

He was a young Hispanic Marine who was arrested for causing a disturbance at a bar.

Campos Torres was then severely beaten and thrown into the bayou and drowned.

The GI Forum plans to present a documentary Tuesday night about the Torres case and the judicial system.

It’s called “A Long Journey Toward Justice”.

A showing starts at 7 p.m. at the Latino Learning Center.

That’s located on Polk at Scott.