Mesquite Police Seek Suspect In Two Shootings
The Mesquite Police Department is looking for the person responsible for two separate shootings Monday.
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The Mesquite Police Department is looking for the person responsible for two separate shootings Monday.
At least two people were killed and at least 17 hurt after an early morning shooting at a nightclub in Fort Meyers, Florida.
Dallas police responded to an aggravated robbery early Sunday morning at 7014 North Stemmons Freeway.
One man is dead after a shooting at a sports bar in Grand Prairie early Sunday morning.
A shooting at a Texas apartment complex on Saturday left four people dead including the suspected shooter, police said.
Police say suspect was 18-year-old German-Iranian.
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.
Police officers from Texas and across Michigan lined up to say their final farewell to Dallas Police Officer Michael Krol in the state where he grew up.
He didn't write the letter as a lawyer or State Senator....Royce West says he poses questions as a black man in today's world.
Eleven days after the Dallas police ambush, and the downtown area is still slowly returning to normal. That includes streets near El Centro College and the memorial outside of the Dallas PD headquarters.
The man identified as the suspect in Sunday's deadly attack on police in Baton Rouge stated in social media posts that he was in Dallas just days after the shootings there, and he urged his followers to "fight back."
He was disarmed in the middle of a war zone and placed under 24-hour escort. The most humiliating part was that everyone in Micah Johnson's unit in Afghanistan knew why: He was accused of stealing a female soldier's panties.
It has been a nightmarish few days for the Dallas Police Department following the deadly attack in downtown. Ron Pinkston, president of the Dallas Police Association, talks about how officers are coping.
While people in Dallas are focused on unity, things remain tense between police and many others across the country. Attorney General Ken Paxton talks about what can be done to address this issue.
When officers who'd been shot in Dallas started showing up at Parkland Hospital, trauma surgeon Dr. Brian H. Williams went to work, pushing aside the inner conflict he faces every day as a black man who's fearful when encountering police.
As authorities wrap up work at the scene of Thursday night's ambush in Dallas, it is beginning to get easier for people to move around the downtown area once again. But the investigation is far from over.
As the investigation into the police ambush in downtown Dallas continues on Monday, so does the outpouring of support for Dallas police officers. Services are planned this week for the five officers who lost their lives.
Sheriff: Inmate was being moved at western Michigan courthouse when he disarmed officer, shot, killed 2 bailiffs.
Investigators believe a "high-risk transaction" was taking place moments before the shooting.
A black trauma surgeon at Parkland Hospital in Dallas said Monday that he understands the "anger and frustration and distrust of law enforcement," but blames the problem on a lack of discussion.
Chief James Spiller with the DART Police Department and DART president Gary Thomas speak about their officers after the ambush in downtown Dallas, which resulted in the first DART officer to ever be killed in the line of duty.
El Centro College revealed for the first time late Sunday that two of its officers were injured in Thursday's police ambush in downtown Dallas, and that both of those officers continued to work despite their wounds.
President Obama on Saturday rejected the notion that this week's stunning violence is a signal that the U.S. has returned to some of the darkest days of its past. "America is not as divided as some have suggested," he said.
Police in Dallas are getting help from the FBI as they work to piece together their investigation of the Thursday night ambush on officers downtown. Many streets in the area remain blocked on Saturday.
The ambush in Dallas was shown live on television and followed on social media, making it harder for kids to be shielded from the tragedy. So, how should parents address the topic with their children?
