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KLTV-TV
Law enforcement has located and captured a suspect accused of shooting a Henderson County deputy early Wednesday morning.
According to Henderson County Sheriff Botie Hillhouse, 39-year-old Jeremy Brian Cook has been apprehended. He was wanted for attempted capital murder of a public officer in connection to altercation that occurred in the Berryville area of Henderson County.
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WTSP-TV
It’s been more than 30 years since a sheriff in Texas had his life changed by a deputy in Lake County, Florida, and now he says they finally get to meet.
Williamson County Sheriff Robert Chody posted a video to YouTube in April talking about his search for the law enforcement officer who changed his life. Chody says deputy Paul Peterson, of the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, arrested a man who was abusing his mother and twin brother in 1985.
Chody says since that day he was inspired to serve through law enforcement.
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KAVU-TV
The Victoria County Sheriff's Office arrested a Victoria woman after trespassing on property and then assaulting a deputy Monday night.
Court documents show Tanya Davis broke into a property late Monday evening for unknown reasons.
After a deputy arrived on the scene, Davis lied about her identity in an attempt to avoid arrest.
Once the deputy attempted to arrest Davis, she began fighting back, kicking the deputy several times in the chest before being apprehended.
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Fort Woth Star-Telegram
A 29-year-old man held police at bay for more than three hours from a Richland Hills home recently before he surrendered without incident, Richland Hills police said.
The man was taken into custody from a residence in the 7500 block of Bridges Avenue in Richland Hills.
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KTLA-TV
Police arrested a Texas man in the murder of a 21-year-old University of Mississippi student whose body was found near Oxford recently, they say.
The Lafayette County Sheriff's Department and The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation arrested Brandon Theesfeld in the killing of Ally Kostial, the sheriff's office said. Theesfeld is slated to make his initial court appearance soon, police said.
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H-11 Digital Forensics
 Those who have been in the digital forensic field for more than a few years have seen the dramatic changes in Mobile / Smart Devices / and now Internet of Things (IoT) forensics. From the good ole days of extraction techniques from the Series 30 Nokia’s to the latest smart devices today it is a continuing digital journey. Life has gone from impossible to easy, back to impossible, and swung over to a whole lot of …
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PEOPLE
A mother may be "endangered" after going missing nine days ago, say police.
Erika Andrea Gaytan was last seen very recently according to the El Paso Police Department.
The 29-year-old had gone out on a date to a concert at the El Paso County Coliseum, according to her friends and family, KVIA-TV reported.
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KXAS-TV
When the Texas legislature recently passed a law legalizing CBD oil, police had a new problem on their hands — how to determine the difference between CBD and marijuana, which remains illegal in the state.
Currently, law enforcement does not have all the tools they need to make that call. But a possible solution may already exist — in a place faraway, known for fine chocolate, expensive watches and snow skiing. It's a roadside drug test, developed in Zurich, Switzerland and already adopted by some police departments in Florida, that help differentiate between pot and CBD.
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Former sheriffs, including a former SAT president, help TAC Risk Management Pool members reduce their law enforcement operations liabilities.
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CNN
A noise complaint call turned into a memorable moment for partygoers recently in east Texas.
When police in Kilgore responded to a house party they heard loud music and then spotted a mechanical bull in the house's backyard. After telling the crowd to keep the noise down, a Kilgore officer climbed on the bull and went for an impromptu ride.
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By Michelle R. Matisons
 The private prison industry is motivated by supposed relative efficiency due to facilities operating without as much public oversight as their government-owned counterparts. When the prison population swelled to over 2 million under drug prohibition policies that persist today, overcrowded facilities received negative press for violating international human rights standards. A new report from The Center for Popular Democracy verifies that while private prison facilities contain a range of violations, these institutions are significantly hindered by recent banking divestments.
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Officer.com
William L. Harvey, Chief of Police for the Ephrata (Pennsylvania) Police Dept writes: "Whenever I welcome a new officer into the fold, I have a little talk with them. One of the discussions is how to invest into your future with smart equipment purchases. Face it, you are the least paid - so do not waste your money. Without sounding like the old grandfather figure, weigh out the differences between needs and wants. In my years, I have seen scores of monies wasted from leather briefcases and other unapproved equipment. This does not include all of the 'tacticool' items."
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