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Bessie Rodriguez's death comes two weeks after Dallas City Council voted to rename a stretch of Jim Miller Road after her murdered son, Santos.
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Pleasant Grove residents raised concerns about the city's plan to rename a stretch of Jim Miller Road in honor of Santos Rodriguez, the 12-year-old killed by Dallas police 50 years ago.
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Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia said the officer will recover, while the man who shot the officer is in critical condition with his own gunshot wound.
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Dallas Police Department officials told council members the city's violent crime rate is dropping. But while some areas decrease, murders have increased over last year.
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An Oak Cliff man, who lost his job as a security guard after he was wrongfully arrested, says Dallas police racially profiled him and mistook him for a violent criminal.
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The State Fair of Texas was evacuated Saturday night after reports of a shooting.
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The amended ordinance against prostitution was ruled too broad by a municipal court, but one council member said it's still vague.
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Tony Timpa, 32, died while in Dallas police custody in 2016. His family filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against four Dallas police officers, alleging one's use of excessive force led to Timpa's death.
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Dallas police say they are still looking for the man responsible for a shooting in South Dallas that left one person dead and an officer hospitalized Thursday afternoon.
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Abdul Wahab Baktash, 33, was driving on LBJ Freeway in late June when he was struck by another vehicle and died after crashing into a metal light pole. Police are still looking for the other driver who hit him and didn't stop to help.
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Police found the tiger, as well as dogs, roosters, and chickens, while serving a search warrant at a home in Oak Cliff.
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Dynell Lane said police refused to let him use a restroom. The disabled veteran said he later urinated himself.