Carrollton Police 'Count Blessings', DWI Suspect Crashes Into Police Cars
A DWI suspect crashed into two Carrollton police cars Sunday morning.
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A DWI suspect crashed into two Carrollton police cars Sunday morning.
Carrollton Police said Joshua Caleb Potter, 27, called 911 shortly before 2:00 a.m. Thursday to report he shot his girlfriend during a dispute.
An officer captured a loose goat in the 2600 block of Old Denton Road after a short chase, Carrollton police said on Facebook.
With little evidence to go on, police are relying on a phone call a man made to Flower Mound Police a week later.
Carrollton Police tweeted the news that a suspected package thief ended up with a costume from the character Charizard and even worse for him, he got arrested.
The record rain and cold is causing the pavement to come apart on roadways in parts of North Texas.
That separation caused several bad crashes, even causing a police officer's car to be damaged in a crash.
Carrollton Police said a man was killed after getting off a DART train around 8:50 p.m. Monday.
Police have arrested the shooter and the person who was shot was rushed to a Plano hospital in critical condition.
SWAT Operators sent a robot and drone into the home which confirmed two deceased people inside the house.
After an hours-long standoff Carrollton Police said they found two people dead inside a home.
In lieu of the popular "Lip Sync Challenge", a local department chose the #DashCameraBlooperChallenge instead.
The 15-year-old had five girls aged 14 and younger in the vehicle with him. None of the girls was seriously injured.
A grandfather with memory issues and his 5-year-old grandson were missing for several hours Monday night.
Brigette Fuentes's parents are headed to San Antonio to get her and Carrollton Police are heading there to pick up Manrique.
Officers found 49-year-old Randy Dugger while responding to a carbon monoxide alarm at a home near Belt Line and Webb Chapel roads.
A former college football player got to put some of his gridiron skills to use out in the real world Wednesday afternoon as a rookie police officer.
Police said the student sent a Snapchat message saying, "Today's the Day" along with a picture of someone dressed all in black holding a large red bag. When a message recipient asked, "for what?" the student replied, "School Shooting" in bold letters.
A staple at a North Texas restaurant goes missing and more than a week later, mysteriously reappears back at work.
Police said when Devon Sewell eventually noticed the child, he pulled over and left the boy, still strapped in his car seat, on a doorstep in Farmers Branch.
Carrollton police say a child who was inside a stolen car was found safely. The vehicle and the suspect are still missing.
Investigators believe the motive was a workplace dispute between the two men the day before the shooting.
Detectives believe the shooting was the result of a personal dispute between the suspect and victim.
Investigators determined reckless speed caused a deadly crash last November.
The dash cam in Carrollton Police Officer Wes Crowder's patrol car captured a pickup truck swerving and hitting curbs before he decided to pull the driver over on Belt Line Road.
