Man Convicted Of Murdering UT Student
Twenty-year-old Meechaiel Criner was found guilty of capital murder Friday in the death of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser.
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Twenty-year-old Meechaiel Criner was found guilty of capital murder Friday in the death of 18-year-old Haruka Weiser.
Officers involved in the operation took part in undercover online chats with potential targets looking to have sex with a minor.
Grand Prairie police alone have already responded to nearly 500 hit-and-run accidents this year.
The suspects used a sledge hammer to open a safe and took approximately $2,000 at one insurance office in Southeast Dallas.
Three months after a brutal attack on a little girl that left her in the hospital, Fort Worth Police announced the arrest of a suspect.
Heather Schwab is one-half of the couple dubbed the "serial squatters" by attorneys in North Texas.
A woman went into the Bank of America branch Wednesday at 113 E. FM 544 in Murphy, Texas and poured lighter fluid and gasoline on the lobby floor and demanded cash.
Kallie Wright is in custody, being held at the Grand Prairie Police Detention Center, after voluntarily surrendering.
As the lethal dose of the sedative pentobarbital began taking effect, Christopher Young twice used an obscenity to say he could taste it and that it was burning.
Hurst Police have arrested Alyssa Hazel Baker, the 28-year-old mother who allegedly abandoned her infant in a dumpster last month.
"I've never denied the crime," Young said recently from a visiting cage outside Texas death row. "You have video of me shooting somebody. That's pretty damaging."
According to court documents, Glenn Halfin threatened force, intimidated, and interfered with a family because of their race and occupancy of an apartment that was located directly above his own apartment.
One drug-trafficking organization operated out of Vernon and involved the distribution of methamphetamine using suppliers in Dallas and Fort Worth.
Grand Prairie Police said Danny Keovychitch, 31, ran a red light at Duncanville Road and Keist Boulevard while evading police after they tried to pull him over.
They could be a modern-day Bonnie and Clyde, but instead of robbing banks, they're stealing shoes in Fort Worth.