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A central Texas police chief was shot and killed at a traffic stop by a man wanted for a misdemeanor warrant on Saturday. Read More Here.
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The Elmendorf (Texas) police chief was shot several times and killed by a man with misdemeanor warrants.
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Houston police officer John Calhoun didn't have any choice about wearing his protective vest when he was sent to investigate a call about a suspicious person.
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NBC News reports on a Texas woman who has helped raise money to donate 60 police dogs to deserving police officers.
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NBC News reports on a woman who has helped raise money to donate more than 60 police dogs to deserving police officers. Four years ago, she started K9s4COPS, a non-profit organization that buys and trains the dogs and then gives them away to law enforcement officers. Read More Here.
Read More →Along the Rio Grande, Texas game wardens and Texas Rangers patrol the border in their state with help from cameras and aircraft -- all of the manpower and equipment are provided by the state, not the federal government.
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A tense, 2-hour standoff with an armed bank robber ended Sunday afternoon in northwest Harris County (Texas), when members of the Harris County Sheriff's Department high-risk operations unit opened fire, shooting that suspect multiple times.
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A tense, 2-hour standoff with an armed bank robber ended Sunday afternoon in northwest Harris County (Texas), when members of the Harris County Sheriff's Department high-risk operations unit opened fire, shooting that suspect multiple times.
Read More →A jury has decided the punishment for the man convicted of killing a Bellaire, Texas, police officer and an innocent bystander. Harlem Lewis has been sentenced to death.
Read More →The jury deliberated for about five hours Monday before finding 19-year-old Juan Antonio Gonzalez guilty of murder in the 2012 death of Officer Jonathan Molina. He faces between five and 99 years in prison.
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