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Watch body cam footage of the Dallas police shooting involving Rep. Crockett’s aide, released amid ongoing investigations. The video offers critical insight into the incident, sparking public debate and calls for accountability.
New data reveals the most dangerous U.S. cities based on cost of crime per capita. The report highlights how crime impacts local economies, with some urban areas facing significantly higher financial burdens.
Three individuals have been jailed in Dallas County for their roles in a $14 million gift card scam, officials announced. The scheme involved fraudulent transactions and targeted multiple victims across the region.
Seventy-six suspects were arrested in a major Fort Worth crackdown, resulting in the seizure of hundreds of guns and large quantities of drugs. Authorities say the operation targeted violent crime and illegal trafficking.
ICE Dallas has arrested a member of Tren de Aragua, a violent Venezuelan criminal gang, during an operation targeting transnational crime. The agency continues its efforts to disrupt organized crime networks in the U.S.
Emails reveal AT&T CEO voiced crime and governance concerns to Dallas leaders prior to the company’s headquarters exit. The correspondence highlights tensions influencing the tech giant’s decision, reports Dallas Express.
Two Dallas suburbs have earned spots among America’s safest neighborhoods in 2025, according to CultureMap Dallas. The recognition highlights their low crime rates and strong community safety efforts.
Authorities have identified a suspect in the Dallas salon shooting, prompting the FBI to launch a hate crime investigation. The incident raised concerns over targeted violence. More updates to follow.
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s Crime Records Division provides critical crime data and records management, supporting law enforcement and public safety efforts statewide in real-time.
A U.S. Army reservist allegedly targeted white people in a deadly ambush on Dallas police officers, according to authorities. The attack underscores ongoing concerns about racial motivations in violent acts.
Illegal immigrants were caught firing guns on a crowded highway, targeting a family in a road-rage incident, police report. Authorities are investigating the violent attack amid growing public safety concerns.
A second detainee, a father of four, has died following a shooting at an ICE office in Dallas. The gunman opened fire, injuring multiple people before being apprehended by authorities.
Holiday travel alert: A major US airport fell victim to an organized theft ring, with $5 million worth of cars stolen, Fox News reports. Authorities urge travelers to remain vigilant amid rising theft risks.
A Dallas gang member has been charged with possessing Glock switches, illegal devices that convert handguns into automatic weapons, according to the Department of Justice. The case is under investigation in the Northern District of Texas.
Dallas Crime Through the Decades – D Magazine explores the city’s evolving criminal landscape, highlighting key cases, rising trends, and law enforcement efforts that have shaped Dallas from the mid-20th century to today.
Dallas authorities say the ICE shooter targeted agents, not detainees, in a recent attack. Officials confirm the incident was aimed at law enforcement personnel, underscoring ongoing tensions in immigration enforcement.
A recent Del Mar College graduate was killed in a shootout at the Dallas federal courthouse, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted a swift law enforcement response and ongoing investigation.
Fort Worth has been ranked among the safest big cities in America, according to a recent report by Fort Worth Inc. The city’s low crime rates and community efforts contributed to its high safety standing.
Alex Pretti’s killing marks a sickening low point for America, highlighting ongoing issues of violence and injustice. The Dallas community mourns as calls for accountability and reform intensify.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s Year-End 2025 report reveals shifting crime patterns in U.S. cities, highlighting declines in violent crime but rising property offenses. Experts call for targeted policy responses.