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Fort Worth Partnership to Curb Teen Gun Violence
Leaders of a Fort Worth initiative combatting youth gun violence are aiming to get their committee set up by the summertime.
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Idaho Killings Suspect Denied Bail in First Court Appearance
The 28-year-old graduate student accused of killing four Idaho college students was denied bail in his first court appearance Thursday.
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Grandfather Fatally Stabs 8-Year-Old Grandson in Richland Hills, Police Say
An 8-year-old child is dead after their 62-year-old grandfather allegedly stabbed him on New Years’ morning in Richland Hills according to the Richland Hills Police Department.
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Dallas Sees Reduction in Violent Crime in 2022
Dallas Police Department’s response to calls is slower with a force much smaller than it once was, but the city still saw a reduction of violent crime in 2022. NBC 5’s Ken Kalthoff talks to Chief Eddie Garcia about how he plans to keep the success going.
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Frisco PD to Host Town Hall Following Recent Crimes
Frisco residents are on high alert over crimes, mostly against South Asian women, including purse snatchings and robberies in residential areas.
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Buddhist Temples Targeted in DFW; FBI Assistance Requested
North Texas police officials are reaching out to the FBI for help in investigating a potential criminal ring targeting Buddhist temples.
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DFW Buddhist Temples Face Potential Crime Ring
North Texas police officials are reaching out to the FBI for help in investigating a potential criminal ring targeting Buddhist temples.
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California Fast Food Worker Loses Eye Protecting Special Needs Boy From Bully
A fast food worker said she is going to lose an eye after she was attacked in Antioch.
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Fort Worth Neighborhood Sees Rash of Tire Slashings
Several people in one Fort Worth neighborhood woke up Thursday morning to find their tires had been slashed overnight.
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Fort Worth Leaders Hear Proposal for Police Oversight Board
The discussion of how to handle police accountability continues in Fort Worth as city leaders consider creating a community police oversight board.
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Everything You Need to Know About Genetic Genealogy
Decades-old crimes are being solved using genetic genealogy. Here’s what you need to know.
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Mom Sought in Death of Boy Found in Suitcase
Police say they have identified the boy whose body was found in April in a Las Vegas-themed suitcase in rural Indiana, as well as two suspects in his death.
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Police Believe Missing Georgia Toddler Is Dead, Mother Is ‘Prime Suspect'
A Georgia toddler reported missing by his mother last week is believed to be dead, according to police, and his mother has been named a suspect in the boy’s death.
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How Disney World Became the GPS Location for Over 5,000 Crimes
When police officers in Philadelphia made a typo or were unable to record the precise location for a crime committed in the city, the department would mark the incident with Disney World’s coordinates. After analyzing crime data from Philadelphia police, NBC10 Investigators found that more than 5,000 crimes were plotted at the vacation destination, including one that killed Shineka Crawford’s...
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Community Relieved, Shaken After Tip Prevents Football Game Shooting
The Everman Police Department says they received information from a Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Deputy regarding a person who was currently on their way to the game with the intent of utilizing a firearm that he had obtained earlier Friday.
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Two Arrested After Threat at Everman HS Football Game: Police
The Everman Police Department says they received information from a Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Deputy regarding a person who was currently on their way to the game with the intent of utilizing a firearm that he had obtained earlier Friday.
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Despite Tougher Rules, Catalytic Converter Thefts Rising
The car part has been a hot target for a few years now and now, criminals are finding a new loophole to acquire them. NBC 5’s Scott Gordon has the latest
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SUV Barrels Through Native American Parade; 15 Injured
New Mexico officials say a drunk man barreled an SUV through a parade that celebrates Native American culture and that least 15 people were injured, including two Gallup police officers. The state police agency said Friday they have no reason to suspect the crime was motivated by hate. The incident stoked fear in the crowd of thousands who lined the...
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Dallas Homeowner Shoots, Kills Intruder: Police
After a homeowner shot and killed a man who charged at him, NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil spoke with neighbors who say it’s not unusual to see crime in their area.
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Treason, Sedition, Insurrection and Coups Explained
Treason, sedition, insurrection and coups are terms used to describe crimes and rebellions against the government. These are how they are defined according to The Marshall Project and the Center for Strategic and International Studies.