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The lawsuit was filed in Texas by Dacoda Jones, Rice's longtime partner and the mother of their two children. She alleges Rice injured her neck, back and face and caused permanent damage.
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The shirt, which appeared to show civil rights protestors, led Judge Mark Pittman to halt jury selection.
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A Dallas County judge on Friday denied requests from two former Gateway Church elders to be dismissed from the lawsuit.
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The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office said both Carlos Romero and Victor Castillo were back in custody as of Tuesday afternoon. The two incidents were not related.
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County commissioners approved an agreement allowing the Sheriff’s Office to use artificial intelligence tools to analyze online data linked to child exploitation, as some raise concerns about oversight and transparency.
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A new comprehensive analysis of state data shows Texas prisons get so hot in summer that temperatures there would routinely violate state standards for other types of lockups. The state will be back in federal court to defend the conditions behind bars.
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A Dallas Park and Recreation Board member is pushing for more surveillance at an East Dallas park after a teen was fatally shot on Jan. 22.
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Two men were arrested after a video surfaced of them firing weapons off a bridge in Downtown Dallas.
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Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot is one of the founders of the Fight Against Federal Overreach project after federal agents killed two people in Minneapolis.
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Commissioners have voted to spend $55 million exploring potential sites for a new county jail.
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Dallas County commissioners unanimously voted to posthumously exonerate Tommy Lee Walker of Venice Lorraine Walker's rape and murder in 1954.
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Jury deliberations are underway for the first criminal charges filed in the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
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A federal judge in Fort Worth sanctioned three defense attorneys in the July 4 Prairieland Detention Center shooting case for filing "frivolous" motions to conduct discovery of evidence they say the government hasn't fully handed over.
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KERA News has identified another man who died after a Tarrant County jailer knelt on him. The federal government has cautioned against kneeling on handcuffed people.