Naked man suspected of burglarizing Dallas home arrested
A home burglary in Dallas took an unexpected turn when the owners returned to find a naked man inside Saturday.
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A home burglary in Dallas took an unexpected turn when the owners returned to find a naked man inside Saturday.
The two suspects fled before officers arrived, but detectives were able to identify them and one was arrested this morning.
Thanks to a tip, a Tarrant County Sheriff's deputy and the Everman Police Department were able to stop a possible threat to a high school football game on Friday.
Dr. Melanie Kaspar was treating her dehydration with an IV bag she grabbed from the surgery center where she worked as an anesthesiologist.
A jury convicted a 25-year-old man of capital murder Friday in the killing of former Texas Tech basketball star Andre Emmett.
The suspect was charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury. His bond has not been set.
A Texas board on Thursday declined a request that George Floyd be granted a posthumous pardon for a 2004 drug arrest made by a now-indicted ex-Houston police officer whose case history is under scrutiny following a deadly drug raid.
The person who called police said that Craig Adams showed him a gun while in the school's parking lot and was seen walking away from the campus.
Multiple schools were locked down as a safety precaution, but have since been released.
The two men allegedly were involved in a scheme involving an underage girl
A former Texas sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for killing his ex-wife, teenage stepdaughter and his stepdaughter's boyfriend.
"Make no mistake, these are fatal fentanyl poisonings, an act on the part of the Mexican drug cartels who use fentanyl and its addictive qualities to intentionally increase addiction among Americans."
At about 1:37 a.m. Sept. 13, a suspect driving a black 2017-2018 Hyundai with a missing grill was traveling south on 800 S. Denley Drive when they hit a victim on the sidewalk, police said.
The post was amplified by users on the social media site, with one re-posting receiving more than 100,00 views, and encouraging people to call the city.
Former Travis County sheriff's deputy Stephen Broderick, 42, was automatically sentenced after pleading guilty to capital murder Tuesday.