Steve Helber
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Dallas police say they received a tip the man was seen at the Dallas Aquarium. He's accused of releasing a leopard from captivity and taking a pair of monkeys, but has not been charged in connection with a dead vulture found last month.
Kwesi Yanful
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Tiny Hawk Productions
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Three animals escaped or were stolen from the Dallas Zoo in January, and another died of a suspicious wound. San Antonio Zoo officials said they take steps to ensure that doesn't happen there.
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This comes two days after Gov. Greg Abbott voiced his most explicit support yet of a new school choice policy at a Parent Empowerment Night event in Corpus Christi.
