Missing Dallas Woman Marisela Botello Valadez May Be Victim Of Foul Play, Police Say
Police are looking for information on the whereabouts of Marisela Botello Valadez, 23, who was last seen alive in Dallas on October 5.
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Police are looking for information on the whereabouts of Marisela Botello Valadez, 23, who was last seen alive in Dallas on October 5.
Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax has updated Mayor Johnson and council members on the search for a new police chief, saying he will select new chief by the end of December.
Homicide Detectives in Dallas arrested three people -- all under the age of 20 -- in connection to the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old on July 15, 2020.
DPS will be deploying multiple resources to support this operation, including Special Agents, State Troopers to support DPS gang and drug investigative operations and a team of Intelligence Analysts.
Police say an unidentified couple was driving down East Grand Avenue, near Mount Auburn Elementary School, when an SUV pulled alongside and started shooting.
"People see we just want to help people. I genuinely love people," Dallas Police Officer Aaron Rucker told CBS 11, the day after being named DPD's Officer of the Year.
A health and welfare check by police in Dallas began with the discovery of a dead body and ended with a murder arrest.
"The goal is to be able to identify problematic behaviors and correct them before they become an issue," said Dallas Police Lt. Stephen Williams in an email.
The Dallas City Council is expected to vote on a $1 million plan aimed at holding the city's police officers accountable.
One month since anyone has seen Marisela Botello, police have changed her case to "endangered missing," not "want to locate."
Dallas police are on the lookout for a pair of thieves and are asking for help from the public. On October 19, a man and woman were captured on surveillance video stealing property from a home in the 8800 block of Woodcastle Drive.
The family of slain Southern Methodist University student Robert "Jaden" Urrea are speaking out about his death in the early morning hours on Halloween.
More police patrols are on the street in Dallas Halloween night as they look for the suspect who shot 19-year-old SMU student Robert Urrea.
Police in Dallas are searching for the person/persons who shot and killed a SMU student in the early morning hours on Halloween.
A Lyft dropped off Marisela Botello, 23, alone in Deep Ellum on the night of Sunday October 4.
Police want to know who shot Rico, a brown and white Jack Russell-type dog found severely injured last month in east Oak Cliff.
Police in Dallas are asking for help identifying a suspect who broke into a business and smashed open cash registers with a sledgehammer.
Two women were questioned Friday morning for their possible role in an act of vandalism that left the front of Dallas Police Headquarters stained red.
The vandals dipped their hands in red paint and then coated the walls and doors.
Police in Dallas had been asking for help locating critically missing Carrie Gatewood. Wednesday morning they reported that the woman has been located and is safe.
The city will spend about $7 million more on police in the next year fiscal year that begins October 1, totaling around $561 million.
The Dallas City Council voted 11-4 Wednesday night to cut $7 million from the police overtime budget, while increasing overall funding for the department.
The Dallas Police Department is touting the expansion of a camera network that will be used to monitor activity in high crime areas.
In the straw or unofficial vote, a majority of council members, 11-3, approved reducing the Dallas Police Department's overtime budget by $7 million.
Investigators with the Dallas Police Department haven't made a lot of advances in a murder case from Tuesday, now they're asking for help from the public.
