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"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 that some want to start a blame game when the focus should be on a successful outcome.”

“It was always still the love, the smiles, the laughter because he was always a bubbly person,” Thomas said. Douglas, she said, grew up in southern Dallas. He was a father of two and a grandfather who she said was battling cancer when he disappeared in February 2017. “I immediately started my search and I kept saying someone has to know where this guy is, he would never leave this neighborhood,” Thomas said. In 2019, she said the family was told someone confessed to killing Douglas. Then came Thursday’s disturbing new details. “I'm still not settled,” Thomas said. An arrest affi...

Dallas police officer Bryan Riser faces two capital murder charges for the deaths of Lisa Saenz and Albert Douglas CNN 3/5/2021 © Ronald Martinez/Getty Images A Dallas police officer is accused of offering to pay another person to kidnap and kill two people in 2017, Dallas Police Chief Eddie García announced Thursday. Officer Bryan Riser, a 12-year veteran of the department, faces two counts of capital murder, the chief announced at a news conference. "This criminal investigation dates back to 2017 with the deaths of two unrelated murder victims," García said. The victims are identifi...

Dallas police officer charged with killing two people in 2017 By (0) March 5 (UPI) -- A Dallas police officer has been arrested and charged with killing two people in 2017 after an investigation was launched following a witness implicating him in their deaths, authorities said. Officer Bryan Riser was arrested Thursday morning and charged two counts of capital murder for the deaths of Liza Saenz, 31, and Albert Douglas, 61, Dallas Police Chief Edgardo Garcia announced Thursday during a press conference. Advertisement The police chief said the deaths were unrelated to each other and to Riser...

In 2017, a 30-year-old Texas woman was murdered, as was, in a separate incident, a 60-year-old man from the state. Four years later, a Dallas police officer has been arrested,...