Child's Beating Death Uncovered CPS Failures: Mother's Boyfriend On Trial
"If I testify truthfully, then I will be sentenced to 50 years in prison," Jeri Quezada told jurors Thursday while dressed in a jail inmate jumpsuit.
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"If I testify truthfully, then I will be sentenced to 50 years in prison," Jeri Quezada told jurors Thursday while dressed in a jail inmate jumpsuit.
Fifteen-year-old Austin Schell went to school at the Achieve Academy in Wylie.
Dubbed "Operation Triple Beam Dallas" federal and local law enforcement agencies partnered with the U.S. Marshals Service from August 1 to September 2018.
A police chase that started in Wylie ended with the suspect crashing into a large truck in Farmersville.
Irving Police are investigating a homicide investigators said happened shortly after 2:00 a.m. Sunday, October 7.
Shelly Denise Ables pleaded guilty to the theft of more than $65,000. She pleaded guilty to all seven counts and paid full restitution in April of 2018.
The Collin County grand jury indicted Gregg Averitt on a forgery charge out of Sachse.
They are accused of terrorizing bars in South Fort Worth and ultimately shooting and killing police officer Garrett Hull who was trying to stop them.
Sheriff's Deputy Chief Glenn Kirby said the suspect surrendered to deputies after talking with a negotiator.
The person in the grainy image is not considered a suspect at this time, Rowlett Police said.
An officer saw the suspect was wearing military grade body armor and was very evasive. Officers found an AR-15 and marijuana in the suspect's truck.
Last Wednesday, a man broke into a woman's home on Eton Drive, rifled through her belongings and then took pornographic pictures of himself with her camera.
A Mexican national, Victor Manuel Morales-Moreno, pleaded guilty Tuesday in Houston to conspiracy with intent to distribute heroin.
A burglar didn't take much from a Rowlett woman's home, but police say graphic pictures and a sexual note he left behind point to a much more disturbing motive.
Friends and family members of Donna Alexander shared stories about how she so generously gave to organizations that helped victims of domestic violence, during a candlelight vigil Monday night.