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KLTV-TV
The Anderson County Sheriff's Office has charged two men in the beating death of a Palestine man. The wife of one of the suspects has also been arrested in connection with the case.
Sheriff Greg Taylor said Jesse L. Kelebrew, 27, and Daniel Wayne Terry, 28, are charged with the murder of Robert Kirk Stanley, 58. Kali Terry, 29, is charged with tampering with evidence.
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KXAN-TV
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office is investigating a stabbing incident in the 3000 block of Cressler Lane in Jarrell that happened Thursday evening.
According to WCSO, a woman was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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WCAV-TV
A man from west Texas is facing charges in Charlottesville. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Virginia says 19-year-old Adrian Raul O'Dell of Odessa is facing charges of cyberstalking and making interstate threats.
According to a release, O'Dell had an online relationship with a juvenile girl in Virginia.
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KTRE-TV
Investigators believe a fatal shooting in Nacogdoches may have been a case of mistaken identity, according to the sheriff.
Nacogdoches County Sheriff Jason Bridges reported 19-year-old Victor Torres gave investigators a full confession, stating that he was responsible for the fatal shooting at Sandyland Circle on Nov. 3.
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JEMS
The top cop of San Patricio County reportedly says private ambulances are not responding to emergency calls when requested.
Sheriff Oscar Rivera said Allegiance Ambulance Service and Air Med are not coming to 911 for mutual aid assistance. He told KIII-TV the dispatchers from these private ambulance companies their units are out of service or unavailable when there's no good reason to be.
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The Associated Press via ESPN
Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Daniel Ross has been arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and unlawful carrying of a weapon, police said Wednesday. Frisco police Sgt. Evan Mattei said Ross was arrested Wednesday morning. He didn't provide further details.
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Fox News
Texas voters on Tuesday, Nov. 5, overwhelmingly approved a measure that ensures animals who serve alongside law enforcement can retire and be adopted — amending the state Constitution, which previously considered such animals as surplus property that could only be auctioned, donated or destroyed.
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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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KDFW-TV
Police academy recruits in Fort Worth got a unique and street-savvy lesson.
The police officer candidates got to interact with some who actually know life from both sides of the law.
Up front with raw truth about the streets, Fort Worth police recruits participated in what the department calls multicultural training.
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KVUE-TV
Two Austin police officers are being recognized for saving a life.
Back in March, Jacob Troy and Travis Cornelius with the Austin Police Department responded to a call about a man threatening to kill himself. When the man didn't answer the door, the officer kicked the door down applied a tourniquet to the man to stop him from bleeding.
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From telephones and video visitation to tablets and kiosks, NCIC looks forward to supporting you with all of your Inmate Communications needs.
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ABC News
New technology driven by artificial intelligence (AI) is helping prison wardens and sheriffs around the country crack unsolved crimes and thwart everything from violence and drug smuggling to attempted suicides — in near real time, in some cases — through digitally mass-monitoring millions of phone calls inside the nation's sprawling prison and jail systems.
Despite legally mandated warnings preceding every prison phone call that the conversation is being recorded and monitored, inmates still regularly reveal astonishing amounts of incriminating information, according to technology company records provided to ABC News and interviews with law enforcement and corrections officials using the systems in multiple states.
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Forbes
The use of pet therapy in mental health isn't new. Numerous studies show that animal-assisted therapy reduces pain and anxiety among patients with cancer, heart disease and PTSD. Observing an aquarium or stroking a bird, cat or dog lowers blood pressure and relaxes you.
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CorrectionsOne.com
Facing tight budgets and limited qualified candidates, many correctional facilities use contractors to provide services such as commissary, healthcare and education.
Contracted services can help cut overheads and free correctional officers to focus on what they do best. But using contractors can also create the need for additional policies or procedures to ensure smooth operation and maintain a high level of professionalism and accountability.
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School News Network
Districts nationwide have added exterior and interior security equipment, held staff trainings and run lockdown drills as they face the threat of school shootings and other violence.
But while preparation is crucial, when it comes to school security, more isn't always better, said Jason Russell, a Grand Rapids, Michigan-based security education consultant. Noncompliance or confusion is often the result of too much to do or remember.
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