Garland Store Clerk Shot By Robbers
Police are looking for two men they say shot a store clerk during an attempted robbery Monday night at the North Jupiter Road Dollar General in Garland.
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Police are looking for two men they say shot a store clerk during an attempted robbery Monday night at the North Jupiter Road Dollar General in Garland.
Residents in the city of Garland are still cleaning up storm damage. But while the a/c units of the South Garland Baptist Church lay smashed on the ground, church members spent the evening right where they wanted.
Debris piles are growing as homeowners today worked to clear away the toppled trees and snapped branches—all the handiwork of Tuesday's fierce and fast moving storms.
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