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Dallas police officer was charged with plotting two murders. But a judge dropped the case after detective’s ‘error.’ Andrea Salcedo © Lynda M. Gonz�lez/AP Former Dallas police officer Bryan Riser sits for an examining trial in the County Criminal Court 3 at the Frank Crowley Courts Building on Wednesday, April 7, 2021, in Dallas. Riser was arrested on capital murder charges and accused of ordering hits on two people. (Lynda M. Gonzalez/the Dallas Morning News via AP) ...

Dallas police Officer Bryan Riser, who was arrested on two capital murder charges last week, patrolled the streets of Dallas for several years — even as authorities were looking into him and his father, Byron “Blue” Riser, in connection with one of the killings in 2017, records obtained by The Dallas Morning News show. Thirty-year-old Liza Saenz was murdered in March 2017, and her body was dumped in the Trinity River. Three men were arrested in the case. One of them told investigators in...

Jaime Resendez In a statement, the mayor said, "This is an awful situation, and the public deserves answers regarding who knew what, when they knew it, and why the officer remained on active duty. I fully expect this committee to get to the bottom of exactly what transpired in a fair, judicious, and transparent manner.”  Last week former Dallas Chief of Police Renee Hall said in a statement on Thursday that: "DPD Special Investigations Unit, in collaboration with the FBI, recommended not pla...

DALLAS -- The FBI did not ask Dallas police to keep an officer now charged with two counts of murder on duty investigated for two slayings on the job, according…

A police officer in Dallas kept his job for more than 1 year as he became the focal point of a murder investigation INSIDER 3/7/2021 mhumphries@businessinsider.com (Monica Humphries) © LAURA BUCKMAN/AFP via Getty Images, Dallas County Sheriffs Office/AP Images Bryan Riser, left, was arrested and charged with two counts of capital murder. LAURA BUCKMAN/AFP via Getty Images, Dallas County Sheriffs Office/AP Images In 2019, the Dallas Police Department received a tip that one ...

DALLAS (AP) — The FBI did not ask Dallas police to keep an officer now charged with two counts of murder on duty investigated for two slayings on the job, according to Special Agent Michael DeSarno

After two days of back-and-forth statements between former Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé Hall and the FBI’s Dallas field office, current Chief Eddie García...

"We did not at any time and would not make recommendations about pulling him or leaving him on duty,” DeSarno said. “We at no time asked them to leave him on duty." Within hours, Hall issued a new statement, explaining the suggestion came from department investigators and not federal agents. She said the police department and not the FBI was the lead agency in the investigation. “The special agent’s statement is correct and my statement is correct,” Hall said. “It’s disappointing ...