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Dallas police officer and 2 others injured in overnight shooting, 5 suspects in custody


March 14, 2024

A Dallas police officer is in stable condition following a shooting incident that occurred on Thursday morning in Dallas. The Dallas Police Department reported that around 12:45 a.m., officers, operating in a covert capacity and utilizing an unmarked vehicle, observed a vehicle driving erratically in the 3200 block of Easter Avenue. Subsequently, officers initiated pursuit of the vehicle. During the …

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Judge sets $2 million bond for man accused of shooting and killing 12-year-old boy


March 14, 2024

Terry Rivera, the man accused of fatally shooting a 12-year-old boy last week, made an appearance before a judge on Wednesday and was granted a $2 million bond. Appearing in an orange jumpsuit, Rivera attended the court session following his extradition to Harris County from Mexico, where he had been on the run for a week. Rivera’s arrest took place …

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Texans ship Maliek Collins to 49ers as 2024 free-agent commitments become clear in Houston


March 14, 2024

In the lead-up to free agency, much of the speculation surrounding the Houston Texans focused on potential moves in the offensive backfield. However, the reigning AFC South champions chose to take control of their narrative by emphasizing aggression on the defensive side. Following reports of the Texans’ acquisition of four-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Danielle Hunter, the team continued to …

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HPD code suspending cases ‘manipulated’ Houston crime rate in prior admins, Mayor Whitmire says


March 14, 2024

In response to the scandal surrounding suspended cases within the Houston Police Department (HPD), Mayor John Whitmire expressed frustration and issued apologies to crime victims on Wednesday. In a startling revelation, Whitmire asserted that the city’s crime rate, previously touted as declining under past administrations, was in fact “manipulated” due to inaccurate reporting influenced by the department’s low-staffing code. He …

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Dispatchers, first responders use pen, paper, and radios after ‘catastrophic’ communications failure


March 14, 2024

The Houston Emergency Center’s communication system experienced disruptions in power on Monday night, leading to at least partial failure of the system. With approximately 6,000 calls coming in daily to Houston’s fire, emergency medical services, and police, the center plays a critical role in coordinating responses to various emergencies. During planned electrical upgrades, unexpected issues arose, causing parts of the …

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‘They took my guy’: North Shore HS football player’s peers release balloons after his shooting death


March 14, 2024

Family and friends came together on Wednesday to honor the memory of Jarvon Coles, the North Shore High School football player who tragically lost his life over the weekend. Jarvon, 18, was fatally shot during a house party in Humble on Saturday morning. According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, gunfire erupted from across the street into the backyard of …

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