Houston police discovered a house with more than 90 people packed inside in what appears to be an alleged human smuggling case, according to authorities on Friday. At a press conference, Houston Police Assistant Chief Daryn Edwards said the Houston Police Department responded to a kidnapping call at a separate location on Thursday night. They were eventually led to the home on Friday morning. Police then entered the building and found about 90 people “huddled together,” he said. According to Houston Police, the incident may “possibly involve human smuggling,” while Edwards said it “definitely more of a smuggling thing and not a trafficking thing.” There were no serious injuries reported, the spokesman added, but he cautioned that “there may be some positive COVID cases inside the house.” Authorities noted that some have fevers, while some have lost their sense of smell and taste, which are symptoms of COVID-19, the illness caused …