Garland police: Man shot bond agent before turning gun on self
Garland police said a man wanted on a felony warrant of sexual assault of a child shot and killed a bail bond agent before shooting himself.
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Garland police said a man wanted on a felony warrant of sexual assault of a child shot and killed a bail bond agent before shooting himself.
There's been some beneficial rain out to the west this morning, and we could see more across the area this afternoon.
Parents of victims and survivors of the mass shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde will appear before a House committee.
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