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Rashee Rice and SMU football player Teddy Knox are being sued for no less than $10 million following a six-vehicle hit-and-run crash on March 30. Both also face criminal charges.
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Dallas Fire-Rescue and police responded to a shooting at a Dallas ISD high school Friday morning.
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An internal audit of the Dallas Police Department's hiring process found at least one high-risk area that needs to be changed — and others that need amending too.
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Officers were caught on body camera mocking Dynell Lane when he urinated himself after officers denied him access to a restroom at a Deep Ellum pizzeria in June 2023.
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Saturday's hit-and-run crash involved two speeding cars on a Dallas highway. One of the cars that triggered the collision is believed to be registered under the Kansas City Chiefs player's name.
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Texas Senator Royce West is representing Kansas City Chiefs' Rashee Rice following a multivehicle crash on Saturday. West is a managing partner at West & Associates L.L.P.
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Amid controversy over what a civilians on a police oversight board can or cannot do — Dallas city officials could be limiting access to complaints of misconduct.
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Dynell Lane said he was prevented from using a pizzeria restroom and urinated himself. Officers were later caught on camera laughing about the incident.
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It's been seven months since the Dallas Police Department reopened an investigation into officers who were caught on camera laughing at Dynell Lane after denying him access to the restroom at Serious Pizza in Deep Ellum in June 2023.
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A jury found three Dallas police officers liable for Timpa's 2016 death. Wednesday's partial settlement goes to Timpa's teenage son and two other plaintiffs in his family's wrongful death lawsuit.
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A new legal interpretation may mean that the Dallas Community Police Oversight Board can't investigate police complaints until after a police internal affairs review.
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The investigation into four officers were shown on tape laughing at a disabled veteran who urinated himself was temporarily put on hold, but has since resumed, according to a police spokesperson.