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A Dallas committee will investigate why a police officer remained on active duty after he was implicated in two 2017 killings.

Jaime Resendez  In an email newsletter sent out to constituents, Johnson also wrote that he was “going to push for answers.” “While the case remains under investigation and all the evidence needs to be heard, it was sickening to learn of the allegations on Thursday,” the mayor said in the newsletter. “Justice must be served in this case. The loved ones of the victims, especially, should hear the truth.” In the newsletter, he wrote that the situation raises “a host of other questions about decision-making from those in charge at the city level.” “The city manager, to whom Ch...

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 Sheriff's Office/AP Images Bryan Riser, left, was arrested and charged with two counts of capital murder. LAURA BUCKMAN/AFP via Getty Images, Dallas County Sheriff's Office/AP Images In 2019, the Dallas Police Department received a tip that one of its officers ordered the killing of two people. Meanwhile, officer Bryan Riser continued to wor...

Former Dallas police chief, FBI official dispute reasoning behind decision to leave cop on the job during murder investigation An FBI official said Friday that ex-Chief U. Reneé Hall was wrong to say the bureau was involved in that call, but Hall said her statement had been mischaracterized. Matthew DeSarno, special agent in charge of the FBI Dallas Field Office, seen speaking at a news conference in August, said Friday that he disputed a statement by former Dallas police Chief U. Reneé Hall regarding the FBI's role in the decision to keep an officer on the job who was suspected in two murd...

A Dallas police officer who was under investigation for ordering the deaths of two people was allowed to patrol for a year to avoid tipping him off. The former police chief of Dallas, Renee Hall, told The Dallas Morning News that the department allowed officer Bryan Riser to continue his normal patrolling while an investigation was underway to determine whether or not he ordered the killings of two people. Ms Hall told the paper that it was...