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Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
 
In efforts to help keep inmates and essential county employees safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office will be providing face masks sewn by inmates.
On April 6, the Fort Bend County Detention's sewing program started making face masks. Inmates participating in the sewing program are making approximately 100 masks a day. The masks will be distributed to all inmates and jail employees. It will then be expanded to all essential county employees.
"It is crucial to protect essential workers during this unprecedented pandemic," said Sheriff Troy Nehls. "We must be innovative and use all of our resources to keep our inmates, employees and their families safe."
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Houston County: Killough sworn in as new sheriff; Jerry Kaelin takes over as chief deputy
With the retirement of longtime Sheriff Darrel Bobbitt, Justin Killough was sworn in as Sheriff of Houston County on April 1. He was sworn in by Houston County Judge Jim Lovell.
Prior to becoming sheriff, Killough served as Chief Deputy. He began his law enforcement in 1995 and has been with the Houston County Sheriff's Office since 1997. He began as a deputy, working in the capacity of a sergeant and a lieutenant.
On April 2, Investigator Jerry Kaelin took the position as Chief Deputy. He has been with the Houston County Sheriff’s Office since 2014. He began his law enforcement career in 1995 also, retiring from Texas Department of Public Safety before coming to the Sheriff's Office.
Carson County: Tam Terry sworn in as new sheriff
Tam Terry was sworn in as Sheriff of Carson County on April 1.
Terry was sheriff there a few years ago but retired. He is now coming out of retirement to serve again upon Sheriff Loren Brand's retirement.
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KLTV-TV
The Henderson County Sheriff's Office said a woman has been charged with murder after a man was found dead at a home in the Payne Springs area.
According to the sheriff's office, at approximately 11:30 a.m Thursday, they received a call in reference to a female subject physically hitting and kicking a man at a home on Henderson Lane outside of the Payne Springs area of Henderson County.
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Newton County Sheriff Billy Rowles said Thursday that his department along with the Texas Rangers are still waiting for a toxicology report to return regarding the recent death of a woman north of Newton.
The body of 32-year-old Ashley Lynn Carey, of Millican, Texas, just outside of Navasota, was found in an out-building behind a home on Farm to Market Road 2626 on Saturday, Jan. 18. Rowles said the woman had been deceased for 2-3 days.
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KDFW-TV
A Dallas sign company is switching gears to help protect Dallas police officers and North Texas hospital staff. FASTSIGNS usually makes signs to advertise local businesses. But with the spread of COVID-19, they've found a way to use their cutting machine to make clear face shields.
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KTBC-TV
More masks are needed for the Austin Police Department. After the CDC recommended the public wear masks in public spaces, Chief Brian Manley announced over the weekend officers will be mandated to do the same.
Manley recorded a message over YouTube stating the department has a limited supply of surgical masks, about 10 days worth.
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KXAN-TV
With Central Texas children stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Travis County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) has found a creative way to help parents keep their little ones occupied.
The TCSO is hosting #TCSOKids, a series of fun activities for kids every weekday through the month of April.
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KWKT-TV
The Bell County Sheriff's Department is again seeing an uptick in reports of phone scams within the County.
Reports state that "Deputy Meadows" from the Bell County Sheriff's Department is calling residents stating they have a warrant for their arrest, then asking them to make payment arraignments to satisfy the warrant.
In some instances, the caller is asking for the payment to be made with Google Cards and other gift cards.
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PoliceOne.com
The CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act provides $150 billion for a coronavirus relief fund to make payments to states and tribal governments and direct payments to some large units of local government within 30 days of the enacted date. This bill was signed into law on March 27.
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By Bambi Majumdar
 More than 40 states have issued stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders, and some cities are facing more severe lockdown orders to curb the spread of the coronavirus. About 90% of the country's population falls under the purview of some sort of stay-at-home order. In most cases, law enforcement agencies are reaching out to their communities and urging residents to cooperate so that they beat this virus together. It is only in extreme situations that they are using fines or jail time.
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As people across the country scrambled to buy toilet paper and extra canned food, millions of them had an additional set of stresses: Worrying about being forced to stay at home, unable to get away from their abuser. What would you do if the only opportunity you had to seek help or look online to learn how to make a safety plan was when your abuser left for work — and now they're never leaving the house?
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