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Jails have to report in-custody deaths to the state attorney general's office within 30 days.
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Deputies shot and killed Christopher Loyo on Jan. 31. The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office says it’s going to ask for money to equip all its deputies with body cameras in the next budget cycle.
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U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor dismissed claims against Tarrant County and six of the named jailers earlier this month, but the family want the county back on the suit.
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At least 70 people have died in Tarrant County Jail custody since Sheriff Bill Waybourn took office in 2017.
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Tarrant County sheriff's deputies shot and killed 19-year-old Christopher Loyo while serving a mental health warrant in January, according to the sheriff's office.
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A federal judge dismissed the claims against Tarrant County and six of the named jailers, but nine defendants remain.
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A 36-year-old man died in the Tarrant County Jail Saturday following complications from an attempted suicide. He was the first person to die in the jail this year.
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Republican Tarrant County Commissioner Manny Ramirez says the metal detector and bag checks are a response to threats commissioners have received.
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A new set of meeting rules lays out when people can get kicked out of Commissioners Court meetings and how long they can be banned.
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Two people were arrested at the last Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting, but the new policy was already in the works before that.
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Law enforcement handcuffed one man on the ground and dragged him out of the meeting room. They slammed another man against a wall.
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Dallas County Chief Deputy Shannon Herklotz has accepted a position as a Tarrant County jail operations administrator.