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KLTV-TV
A wanted man who was believed to be armed has now been taken into custody.
The Smith County Sheriff's Office confirmed Jeffery A. Johnston, age 34, was in custody as of Wednesday afternoon after law enforcement used drones, a helicopter, and police dogs in the search. He was taken to a hospital to be checked out after he was taken into custody.
The sheriff's office and the Tyler Police Department were searching for Johnston.
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KTBS-TV
Panola County sheriff's deputies are investigating the death of a middle school student.
Deputies were called to the student's home Tuesday night at around 6:15 p.m., according to Chief Deputy John DePresca.
Details into the student's death have not been released. The sheriff's office is waiting on results from the medical examiner's office, said DePresca.
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Houston Chronicle
A man is behind bars after authorities said he attempted to steal a man's vehicle, and when it didn't start, forced the victim — at gunpoint — to steal a second vehicle.
Jorden Tyler Meadows was arrested and charged with aggravated robbery, aggravated kidnapping and burglary of a vehicle on Saturday, Sept. 21 after authorities said he pointed his firearm at a man, who was staying at a hotel after Imelda floodwaters damaged his home, and attempted to steal the flood victim's car. The incident took place shortly after midnight Saturday in Winnie — one of the hardest hit areas in southeast Texas.
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KTBC-TV
Nearly 11,000 people have been booked into the Williamson County Jail since October 2018. According to the Williamson County Sheriff's Office, on average 35 to 40 people a month end up being held on a federal immigration detainer. Commander Chris Watts held a briefing Wednesday morning on an agreement the sheriff's office renewed with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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WFAA-TV
Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds is moving forward on a "Sanctuary County" proposal that states the Hood County Sheriff's Office will not enforce any new state or federal gun law that infringes on the right to bear arms.
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TIME
A couple who operated an animal rescue face multiple charges after authorities found about 150 dead dogs on property in Missouri and Texas and rescued hundreds more animals that were packed into cages and living in "unimaginable" conditions, law enforcement said.
Tiffany and Steven Woodington operated All Accounted For, which brought animals from Texas to Missouri, the Benton County, Missouri, Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook post Monday. Authorities said they found nearly 300 animals living at the operations in Texas and Missouri, but that many of the animals had to be euthanized because of poor health.
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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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KTRE-TV
The Nacogdoches County Sheriff's Office is now exploring options to deal with issues presented by the county jail as it near maximum occupancy.
The jail's capacity is reached shy of 300 inmates, Sheriff Jason Bridges explained. As of the end of September, it appeared the jail was around 15 to 20 inmates from reaching that point.
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KVEO-TV
Authorities said a distracted driver struck an Hidalgo County Sheriff Deputy's vehicle in Donna along Expressway 83 on Monday.
KVEO-TV was told that the deputy's unit was struck from behind while conducting traffic control.
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By Roy Phillips
 Federal law is found in the United States Code (USC). Title 4, Chapter 1 of the USC pertains to the United States flag. While the law specifies the manner in which the flag is to be treated, there is no official penalty. Furthermore, the Supreme Court has ruled that defacing the flag is a form of free speech protected by the First Amendment in two cases. These two cases did not strike down Title 4, Chapter 1, but they did rule against the constitutionality of local and state flag protection laws. Why is protecting the flag important?
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Officer.com
Without a doubt, the faster you can get proper trauma care to any injured victim, the greater their chances of surviving the injury. Equally assured, the large majority of emergency calls will see a law enforcement officer on scene before members of the fire department or emergency medical system (EMS) personnel arrive. As trained first responders, officers cannot wait around for EMS to arrive but are duty-bound to start providing emergency care as quickly as possible within the confines of their training.
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The Washington Post
When dealing with someone experiencing a mental-health crisis, one of the most valuable tools a police officer has is empathy. Being able to empathize with the victim, experts say, is often the first step in de-escalating a crisis before it turns even more chaotic or dangerous. And yet, in a high-pressure situation, when a first responder is confronting someone in the throes of a suicidal or psychotic episode, empathetic feelings are often replaced by another feeling entirely: paralyzing fear.
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PoliceOne.com
Every law enforcement agency in the country will be required to comply with the National Incident-Based Reporting System by Jan. 1, 2021. The clock is ticking — is your agency ready? The FBI is rolling out the new standard in crime reporting with NIBRS to significantly improve on the quality of collected crime data. Its last report indicated that 43% of law enforcement agencies nationwide use NIBRS to report on their jurisdiction's crime data. Additionally, thousands of more agencies have since committed to making the NIBRS transition. And for good reason. A primary benefit of moving to NIBRS is that agencies will be able to dive deeper into crime data for a greater, more efficient use of resources.
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