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Mayor, council member won't consider partnering Arlington police with ICE for enforcement operationsArlington mayor says his city is "not interested in participating in civil enforcement actions," even if federal money is offered to train police or hire more officers.
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Among the eight grants, all but one would be renewing grant funding from the year prior.
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The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program has been used by the city for around three decades. Police say it helps them pay officers to patrol the most dangerous portions of the city's highways.
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Police reported a 12% reduction in overall crime between 2024 and 2025.
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Janie Perkins, 63, has been arrested and charged with capital murder in the 1991 killing of Cynthia Gonzalez.
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Local law enforcement leaders warned that if drivers in Tarrant County don't drive safer, they'll be getting a lot more tickets.
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Two managers of Arlington strip club Chicas Locas have been charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution after a multi-agency investigation started in August.
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A KERA News analysis of disciplinary records for nearly 200 North Texas police officers found that while the state requires the same police driving training from all licensed peace officers and police departments have similar vehicle pursuit policies, discipline for violating those policies differ greatly from department to department.
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The funds approved will help the city to upgrade multiple projects that include public safety and water treatment plants.
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The Drone as a First Responder program received a waiver from the FAA allowing it to fly unmanned aerial vehicles further than normal.
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Arlington saw a 5% decrease in overall crime last year. Police Chief Al Jones hopes to build on thatThe city saw less overall crime despite two more murders in 2024 than the year before. Technology will play a big role in the department's strategy.
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An annual use of force report showed police applied some level of force on 1,776 people in 2024. More than half of the suspects were Black.