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Star-Telegram
The man who barged into a family's southeast Texas home over the weekend was a total stranger. But the stranger claimed to be a Child Protective Services worker during the July 14 encounter — and he demanded the father who lived there to hand over his three children, according to the Liberty County Sheriff's Office.
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Midland Reporter-Telegram via San Antonio Express-News
Remains found earlier this year in Midland County have been identified as two individuals who have been missing since October 2015. The remains are of Ashley Cruz-Rodriguez, 19, and John Iglesia-Alvarez, 20, Midland County Sheriff Gary Painter said Friday. The positive identification was made through DNA, he said.
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WAGA-TV
A sheriff's deputy in Texas plans to donate one of his kidneys to a man who has been having difficulty finding a match. Sgt. Jay Jones with the Taylor County Sheriff's Office decided to donate his kidney to Clayton Bolt after the Abilene, Texas man was unable to find someone in his family that fit certain transplant criteria, such as blood typing, tissue typing and cross-matching.
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Critical task model policies available to all county law enforcement operations through the TAC Risk Management Pool help reduce liability risks and lower claims exposure. MORE
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KETK-TV
The Smith County Sheriff's Office arrested a man on Wednesday after customers at a local gas station restrained him for allegedly recording a woman using the restroom with his cellphone. According to the SCSO, deputies responded to a gas station, located in the 16200 block of Highway 271, on reports of a disturbance.
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Austin American-Statesman
In his 18 months in office, Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody has built a Twitter following of more than 10,000 by sharing information about road closures and high-profile arrests and pictures of deputies and police dogs on the job and at play. Chody also recently weighed in on the management of county government in a series of social media posts that officials say offended County Judge Dan Gattis and prompted the county's chief executive officer to threaten to strip funding from Chody's office. On Wednesday, the feud went up a notch.
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KXAS-TV
A Mexican diplomat says a Texas sheriff told him he stood by a traffic sting that led to the arrest of 14 undocumented immigrants, many of whom were later deported. Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez is Mexico's general consul in Austin. He has been outspoken since the June 23 arrests and called it an escalation of collaboration between local police and immigration authorities.
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The Houston Chronicle
Austin police revealed the haul from a major drug bust last week that found $4.8 million worth of illegal drugs. The Austin Police Department said they caught Armando Martinez, 43, smuggling 138 pounds of illegal narcotics inside the metal casings of his car tires. Authorities estimated the value of the drugs to be $4.8 million.
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Fox News
Since the start of 2018, at least 48 law enforcement officers across the U.S. have died while on duty — with 30 of the deaths caused by gunfire.
Roughly 135 cops died in 2016, making it the deadliest year for police officers in at least five years, Fox News has found. While there were fewer deaths in 2017, the numbers weren’t much better: A total of 129 officers died last year. And 46 of those were caused by gunfire.
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By Bambi Majumdar
 What happens when crime fighters are exposed to a huge cybersecurity problem? It puts the safety of all at risk. This was on the mind of many when a trove of law enforcement data was leaked in late June. The breach happened at the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center. The training center for active shooter response situations is at Texas State University and is funded in part by the federal government.
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Police Magazine
The Department of Justice recently announced a new rule to "improve the Drug Enforcement Administration's ability to combat the national opioid crisis." In essence, the DOJ is giving the DEA enhanced power to limit the volume of prescription opioids produced by any given manufacturer.
They're going after "big pharma" — the source of prescription pain killers.
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Officer.com
Law enforcement professionals need to know how to take away guns and knives. It's a matter of stocking more tools into the toolbox.
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