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Houston police: Michael Bennett told employees 'I can own this motherf—-' during strange Super ... Details have emerged about what the Houston Police Department says happened involving Michael Bennett that resulted in the grand jury indictment of the Philadelphia Eagles defensive end and former Texas A&M defensive lineman. And they're not pleasant. On Friday afternoon, Houston Police Chief ...
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Cops: 4-year-old boy shot his infant sibling inside Texas home TEMPLE, Texas -- A 7-month-old who was shot by his 4-year-old brother Thursday afternoon remained hospitalized Friday morning in serious condition, reports CBS affiliate KWTX. According to Temple police spokeswoman Ellen Morton, the 4-year-old is in the custody of Child Protective Services.
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| Police: Murder suspect may be linked to more elderly deaths PLANO, Texas - The man charged with the murder of an 81-year-old woman in Dallas is linked to other crimes in Plano and Frisco. At least four North Texas police departments are reviewing hundreds of deaths that could actually be murders. According to police documents released Friday, Billy ...
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| Bragging leads to Texas man's arrest nearly 30 years after killing A man who police say bragged about killing another man nearly 30 years ago has been arrested by the Houston County Sheriff's Office, north of Huntsville. William Earl Weedman Jr. is charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of Rusty Redman on Sept. 13, 1990. Weedman was arrested ...
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On the other side of Austin's racial divide, fear lingers after death of serial bomber The serial bomber who terrorized the Texas capital for three weeks is dead, but many on the city's predominantly minority, blue-collar east side where the blasts ... Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said the confessional video recovered from Conditt's cellphone showed his motive was not racial enmity or ...
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| Drug crimes related to opiods on the rise in Texas When people think of drug crimes, illegal substances are often the first thing that come to mind. But across the United States, opiod abuse and drug crimes related to prescription pills are sweeping through even the most unassuming towns. In the Rio Grande Valley and other parts of Texas, police are ...
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