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Fox News
A woman and her five children were killed in a fire that quickly engulfed their Texas home, authorities said Wednesday. Flames were already shooting from the home near Silsbee, about 80 miles northeast of Houston, when a neighbor called 911 about 12:15 a.m., Hardin County Sheriff Mark Davis said.
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PINAC
A Texas sheriff is speaking out against the Child Protective Services after a foster dad who took in 180 young girls was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting at least five of them. Medina County Sheriff Randy Brown said placing the children in the foster home wasn't about their safety. It was about profit.
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KHOU-TV
The Lampasas County Sheriff's Department is investigating a man's claim he found his puppy hanging from a tree Monday. Cole Gilmore mourned the loss of his 8-week-old puppy, Sue, and continues to come to grips with the heinous crime. He came home from work Monday to find three of his dogs loose in the yard. The dogs were taken off their chains and his new puppy was hanging by a nylon string from a tree.
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The Associated Press via KTRK-TV
A former South Texas juvenile justice department employee has been arrested for felony theft after authorities say he acknowledged stealing $1.2 million worth of fajitas over nine years. Cameron County District Attorney Luis Saenz told The Brownsville Herald that Gilberto Escaramilla was fired in August and arrested after authorities obtained a search warrant and found packages of the Tex-Mex food in his refrigerator.
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Austin American-Statesman
Police officers are trading badges for notepads on Saturday, Oct. 21, to serve patrons and give back to the community. Law enforcement agencies around Central Texas are joining wait staff to participate in the Red Robin's 12th Annual Tip a Cop event on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5-9 p.m at Red Robin in Cedar Park. The funds raised will go to local Special Olympics Texas programming to support more than 4,000 athletes in the area.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Officers have continued to crack down on aggressive driving in Arlington, issuing more than 1,000 citations and making 15 arrests since June as part of weekly stings on city highways. Police increased enforcement after a teenager was killed in a road rage shooting on Interstate 20 in June. Investigators have received more than 60 tips on the killing of Dylan Spaid, 19, but have made no arrests.
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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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San Antonio Express-News
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers opened fire in an attempt to end a vehicle pursuit that began in Atascosa County and ended on U.S. 281 in San Antonio late Wednesday. Atascosa County Sheriff David Soward said deputies there initiated the chase around 10:15 p.m. when they tried to stop 28-year-old Luis Garcia of Houston, who was driving a pickup truck with a flatbed trailer with faulty taillights.
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Recode
What happens when self-driving cars gets into an accident? Alphabet's self driving car division Waymo has been testing its fleet of robot cars in four states across the country — Washington, California, Arizona, and Texas — and it has started to work with local law enforcement agencies and first responders to figure out what to do after a collision and create new protocols.
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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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PoliceOne.com
Technological advancements have caused major changes in policing in the past several decades. Compared to past generations, officers today are surrounded by technology that is intended to increase productivity, officer safety, and agency efficiency. While technology has undoubtedly been beneficial for policing, many of these advancements have also had adverse — and often overlooked — impacts on policing.
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Officer.com
Being a cop is an exciting job. One minute, you and your partner are enjoying a cup of coffee, and the next minute someone is jumping out of their vehicle firing a weapon at you. Incidents like shootings and the aftermath of traumatic occurrences leave scars that may haunt one forever. Often, these memories revisit us in the form of nightmares. As bad and scary as they are, they may reoccur for months or years after the event.
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