Suspect grabbed Dallas ISD officer's gun, shot officer, affidavit says
A man was walking on the center median of LBJ near Midway when Jones found him and drove him to a nearby Walmart.
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A man was walking on the center median of LBJ near Midway when Jones found him and drove him to a nearby Walmart.
In an exclusive interview, Rick Zamarripa and Sam Thompson reflected on the lives of their sons and the friendship formed in the decade since the tragedy.
A Dallas woman says her neighbor's boyfriend was caught on video urinating on their shared porch, but police determined no crime occurred.
Almost a decade later, the pain still remains for the families and friends of the five Dallas police officers who were ambushed and killed in downtown Dallas on July 7, 2016.
On July 7, 2019, police officers in Downtown Dallas were ambushed by a lone gunman.
Eight years ago Sunday, five officers were shot and killed in downtown Dallas after a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest.
A public event to honor the officers will take place Monday at 10 a.m. at Dallas College El Centro Campus.
Seven years ago, then Dallas police officer and department spokesperson Monica Cordova, was one of the officers tasked with relaying real time information about the deadly ambush.
For the families of those officers, these seven years have been a time of excruciating pain and small steps toward healing.
Friday marks seven years since the tragic day in Dallas where five officers lost their lives after a lone gunman ambushed them down after a peaceful protest.
Based on law enforcement sources and eyewitness accounts from that evening, here's a timeline of what took place in downtown Dallas the night of July 7, 2016.
A Dallas police officer killed in the July 7 ambush five years ago is being honored. The law enforcement building at the City of Dallas Department of Aviation is being renamed for fallen Sergeant Michael Smith.
DART Police Officer Brent Thompson, 43, became the first DART police officer killed in the line of duty.
It has been five years -- to the day -- since the 2016 ambush on police officers in downtown Dallas. It was on that evening when five officers were killed.
Today marks five years since one of the saddest days in Dallas history -- when five police officers were ambushed, shot and killed while working downtown.
On Friday, Valerie Zamarripa, the mother of one of the fallen officers, Patrick Zamarripa, woke up early and brought breakfast to the Dallas Police Southwest Sub-Station.
"You can't bring awareness to a negative action with another negative action," said Carlos Zamarripa, brother of fallen Dallas officer Patrick Zamarripa,
Fallen Dallas Police Officer Patrick Zamarripa would have turned 36 on Thursday, but instead his family is celebrating his memory.
On the third anniversary of the deadly attack on the city of Dallas, five officers who lost their lives are being honored so that they may never be forgotten.
The city of Dallas is preparing to remember the five police officers shot and killed during an ambush downtown on July 7, 2016.
Those closest to fallen Dallas Police officer Patrick Zamarripa, are hoping when the Rangers open Globe Life Field next year, Patrick will have his name on a seat.
DART officer Jesus Retana was shot in the arm by a short fired from the second floor of El Cento College in July 2016. He blames social media companies for playing a role in the violence.
The training helps officers manage their reactions to stress through scenarios. Veteran officers say their jobs are more stressful than ever and they attribute it to social media.
Despite being injured, Dallas police officer Gretchen Rocha still managed to arrest a burglary suspect overnight, and on Friday her superiors stressed that the officer has a history of bravery in bad situations.
A North Texas family who dealt with tragedy after the July 7th police ambush in Dallas is grieving again.
