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KIDY-TV via WFMY-TV
An arrest has brought out new information in a cold case from the 1980s. It has also lead to some shocking discoveries. KIDY-TV's Senora Scott spoke to Texas Ranger Nick Hanna when the Texas Department of Public Safety highlighted the case in 2016. It started with the arrest of John Gilbreath on other charges — possession of drugs, body armor and firearms. Then came a search warrant. That's where these investigators found more clues related to the murders of Shane Stewart and Sally McNelly.
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KXAS-TV
Sheriff's deputies in the Dallas-Fort Worth area say a mother charged in the drowning of her infant daughter had been distracted by Facebook when she left the girl unattended in a bathtub. In a news release, investigators said Cheyenne Summer Stuckey, 21, originally told deputies she had left her 6-month-old child alone in the bathtub "for only a couple minutes" inside her Reno, Texas, home on June 13. The mother later returned to find her daughter, Zayla, unresponsive and floating face down in the bathtub.
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Houston Chronicle
A 76-year-old Central Texas man was recently arrested after allegedly escalating a road rage incident with a handgun. Police said Jay Brumbaugh of Weatherford shot at a vehicle whose occupants allegedly made an obscene gesture while passing him up on the road.
According to Palo Pinto County Sheriff Brett McGuire, the occupants called police to report the gunfire incident, which coincidentally unfolded right next to the sheriff's office.
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Former sheriffs, including a former SAT president, help TAC Risk Management Pool members reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities. See consultant territories online. MORE
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By Bambi Majumdar
 The use of new technologies is imperative if the police are going to stay a step ahead of criminals. Along with advanced software, hardware and communications networks, enforcement and investigative tools are becoming increasingly mobile-centric. A quick look at the emerging technologies that are trending in this segment will help us understand what law enforcement agencies are looking for.
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KSAT-TV
After Texas officers freed an 8-week-old puppy from a hot car on Saturday, the Manor Police Department has released dashcam footage of the dramatic rescue. MPD officers, along with a deputy from Travis County Sheriff's Office, were responding to calls of a puppy not responding at a Wal-Mart in Manor, just 15 miles northeast of Austin.
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The LS/CMI combines risk assessment and case management in one convenient evidence-based system for probation officers, psychologists and correctional workers. MORE
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KDFW-TV
While shoplifting four DVDs from Walmart in Saturday, a Fort Worth man probably did not expect to be brought to justice by The Dark Knight. But that is exactly what happened.
Fort Worth Police officer Damon Cole dresses up as superheroes for a good cause.
"I dress up as many different super heroes and I travel the country in my off time seeing children with cancer and other illnesses," Cole said. "I do that to give them inspiration and hope to keep fighting."
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By Denise A. Valenti
 Distracted driving contributed to the deaths of 3,477 people and injured an additional 391,000 in crashes reported in 2015 by the National Highway Safety and Traffic Administration. According to the NHTSA, an estimated 660,000 drivers on our roads use cellphones during daylight hours. While teens make up the largest age group of drivers distracted at the time of a fatal crash, older adults are also included in this risky category of drivers.
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Fighting germs where they are found. Providing Sustainable and Effective Hand Hygiene and Infection Control for a Healthier Corrections Facility. MORE
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Officer.com
As of Dec. 2014, state and federal correctional authorities in the U.S. housed more than 1.5 million inmates. Between arrest and housing, housing and court, every prisoner has to be moved. With that many inmates, the chance that the transport officer will miss something — a nervous movement, a loose restraint, a paper clip — increases exponentially.
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Reuters
Alphabet Inc's Google pressed U.S. lawmakers and the international community on Thursday, June 22, to update laws on how governments access customer data stored on servers located in other countries, hoping to address a mounting concern for both law enforcement officials and Silicon Valley.
The push comes amid growing legal uncertainty, in the U.S. and across the globe, about how technology firms must comply with government requests for foreign-held data.
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PoliceOne.com
Over the past 30 years, ballistic-resistant body armor has saved the lives of more than 3,000 law enforcement officers, according to the National Institute of Justice. At one time considered a luxury for those officers and agencies that could afford the cost, body armor is a vital and necessary form of personal protection for all law enforcement and corrections officers.
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