Man arrested after attacking mother with machete, Fort Worth police say
The victim was transported to the hospital in critical condition, police said.
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The victim was transported to the hospital in critical condition, police said.
The victim's family is seeking justice and calls for rideshare companies to implement more safety features to protect drivers.
Cindy Clemshire, the victim in the case, was also in attendance. The judge set the next hearing for September.
Cindy Clemishire, who was 12 when the alleged abuse began, says she will be in attendance.
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The FBI Nashville Field Office and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department have been investigating the case.
The 50-year-old man had been wanted since 2012, according to authorities.
No one was injured by the coyote, according to the city.
Officers disrupted what they described as a reckless driving event on Saturday evening in the 9600 block of Clark Road.
In a news release, Tarrant County Public Health said the source of the infections has not been determined.
Surveillance footage captured the incident on October 5, 2024, at Gate A36 of DFW Airport.
The Uvalde police chief said his department is "working diligently" to identify the culprits.
Prosecutors said one body was found at a Fort Worth car dealership and two others in an abandoned bait shop in Palo Pinto County.
According to a brief statement, the district's leadership is aware of the allegations and has taken initial action per district protocol.
The organization said it made the "difficult and gut-wrenching decision" to cease its search operations.