Officer Publishes Third Edition Of Book About Fallen Dallas Officers
An officer honors and remembers fallen Dallas police officers by publishing the third edition of a book titled "In The Line Of Duty."
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An officer honors and remembers fallen Dallas police officers by publishing the third edition of a book titled "In The Line Of Duty."
Helping the injured and families of the fallen, those impacted by the July ambush in Downtown Dallas got a chance to see the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday thanks to a player from the opposite sideline.
After the ambush on officers in Dallas this past summer, many police departments made changes to their procedures. Now, after an officer was killed in San Antonio, cities are taking preventative measures even further.
A deadly weekend for law enforcement has departments in North Texas making staffing changes to keep officers safer.
The weekend shootings of police officers in San Antonio, St. Louis and two other cities are prompting some police departments to have their officers work in pairs until further notice.
On Friday, police returned the rifle Mark Hughes surrendered to them the night of the shooting.
Vasquez worked to capture reactions as people struggled to come to terms with what had happened. His film "Divided Together Again" was released online just last week after the election results.
The Dallas Public Library is in need of $75,000 to store a citizen-created memorial to the five slain officers from the downtown Dallas ambush on July 7.
After the deadly police shooting in downtown Dallas this summer, the rebuilding of El Centro College will cost more than $585,000. The school's insurance carrier has accepted all of the charges for the project.
The Cleveland Browns Isaiah Crowell donated his first check, estimated around $35,000, to the Texas Fallen Officer Foundation.
Pay raises are on the way for Dallas' first responders. The city council today approved a $3.1 billion dollar spending plan that includes salary increases for both police and firefighters.
A group of young ladies known as the "Lemonade Girls" started a lemonade stand back in July after the ambush killings of 5 Dallas Police Officers. Their goal was to raise money for the families of the fallen officers.
The City of Mansfield tonight presented a check for $11,853 to one of the Dallas police officer's injured in the July ambush.
The Dallas Police Department showed their thanks with cookies for Parkland Memorial Hospital and Baylor University Medical Center medical staff who worked side-by-side with officers the night of the deadly police ambush on July 7, 2016.
An event held this morning in Dallas is one of many gatherings meant to help ease tension between police and citizens – but this one was just for kids.
In the wake of the deadly police ambush in Dallas several weeks ago you've probably seen 'Dallas Strong' shirts, hashtags, and captions. A local company has turned that momentum into a big donation to help families of the murdered officers.
Dallas Police Chief David Brown says several officers testifying on the fatal shooting of five colleagues last month were overwhelmed when they returned to the scene and could need years of treatment to recover.
A questionable video from the night of the downtown Dallas ambush shows two on-duty DPD officers calling fellow fellow officers 'cowards' on a podcast.
The Dallas Police Association president calls the plan "misleading."
Authorities say one police officer has died and another remains in surgery after being shot in a San Diego neighborhood.
The shattered glass has been replaced, the halls are clean, and El Centro College is once again open for learning. But part of moving forward, for students and the community, is fixing the hurt that can't be seen.
He was shot in the shoulder during the shooting rampage in downtown on July 7 that left five officers dead and eight wounded.
Chris Bailey was inspired to do something positive after deadly officer ambush.
Teachers and staff members from El Centro College in downtown Dallas on Wednesday are going back to the site of this month's ambush on police officers. Students are scheduled to return on Thursday.
The second floor hall at El Centro College is still riddled with bullets from the July 7th ambush that left five police officers dead and 11 people wounded.
