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Of a controversial traffic stop in texas that ended with the arrest of a black woman by a white Police Officer. The woman was later found hanging in her cell, and now we have learned jailers knew she was a suicide risk. We have two reports beginning with omar villafranca. Reporter when 28yearold sandra bland was placed into cell 95 at the Waller County jail, there is now evidence her guards knew she had attempted suicide before. According to the sheriffs office, on a jail intake form, she checked yes when asked whether she had tried to kill herself in the last year. Surveillance video from the...

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Fire that destroyed businesses in White Center may have been set intentionally A fire in White Center early Monday morning. (Skyway Fire) A fire that destroyed at least six businesses in a White Center strip mall may have been set intentionally. King County Sergeant Tim Meyer says that’s based on new evidence that came to light Thursday. “They have now reclassified this as an arson case,” Meyer said. “So it’s very much an open and active investigation that’s being investigated by our detectives. They’re going to continue their good work to identify the suspects and motive in thi...

Bryan PD promotes officers as their new lieutenant and sergeant Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Bryan Police Department and last updated 2021-04-30 16:53:20-04 BRYAN, TX — On April 30, the Bryan Police Department promoted Sergeant James Murphy to the rank of lieutenant and Officer Craig Meyer to the rank of sergeant. Lieutenant James Murphy is a 17 year veteran of the Bryan Police Department. Lieutenant Murphy began his career with the Bryan Police Department in 2003 where he served as a p...