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911 calls with no response for nearly 9 hours, a fight at a Mesquite 7-Eleven goes viral and a family of 5 is shot in their car. Check out a collection of some of the crime stories we covered last week.

Botham Jean's neighbor, Joshua Brown, testified in former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger's murder trial and was killed just days after that testimony.

Instructive obviously. would tell us a lot. what are the considerations there? >> chris, its hard to explain here with regard to what the considerations are. the response from law enforcement here is woefully inadequate. youve got to remember theyve had a lot of practice getting ready for how to deal with these police shootings because they keep happening. the rule people have been moving towards is more transparency, lets be open and honest about what happened. theres more reason to do that her...

The Article Discusses A Dangerous TikTok Trend Where Pranksters In The UK Invade Strangers' Homes, Highlighting The Potentially Life-threatening Consequences And Contrasting It With Similar Incidents In The US.

In two recent cases, homeowners have been charged with shooting people on their property. Here's what the law says

In two recent cases, two different people approached the wrong house and were both shot by the homeowner without exchanging a single word -- one person lost their life from

A Texas man has reportedly been sentenced to 70 years in prison for spitting at police officers during a 2022 arrest.

As Director of Digital Content, Mark Norris oversees all digital coverage for Houston Public Media, including the station’s website, social media platforms and apps. Born and raised in Dallas, Norris graduated from Southern Methodist University with degrees in both journalism and political science. As a Metro reporter for The Dallas Morning News, Norris was able to gain knowledge in his field. He then spent nearly a decade as Digital Director at KDFW-TV FOX 4 in Dallas. Under his leadershi...

This is what happened to 72 police officers after killings that gained national attention and sparked protests over police abuse.

After the killing of George Floyd in 2020 and the historic summer of protest that followed, police killings of American citizens didn’t decrease; they increased.