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Advocates want Biden to rein in Texas' immigration crackdown - Vimarsana News

Advocates want Biden to rein in Texas' immigration crackdown

Immigration advocates and congressional members are calling on the Biden administration to reign in Texas Gov. Abbott's plan to sign a law giving peace officers in the state authority to arrest people they believe entered the country illegally.

Source: yahoo.com
Rise of online child predators & vigilantes trying to stop them - Vimarsana News

Rise of online child predators & vigilantes trying to stop them

More and more people are moving their lives online. That includes child predators. And the people trying to stop them—both police officers and civilians.

Source: wfaa.com
Cutting In - Fort Worth Weekly - Vimarsana News

Cutting In - Fort Worth Weekly

Five days after we published a story about disgraced former Tarrant County medical examiner Nizam Peerwani (“Examining the Evidence,” Mar. 3), an anonymous letter full of accusations about him landed in our office. The sender, going by the name Johnny Hacker, left a nonexistent return address and no documentation to

Following the 'Plan' - Fort Worth Weekly - Vimarsana News

Following the 'Plan' - Fort Worth Weekly

An established criminal defense attorney recently took to Facebook Live to allege that a former criminal court judge assigned court-appointed attorneys to law firms owned by the judge’s personal friends. The lawyers, according to Tarrant County’s website, are supposed to be assigned randomly through a computerized

Examining the Evidence - Vimarsana News

Examining the Evidence

In December, County Judge Glen Whitley swore in Dr. Kendall Crowns as Tarrant County’s new medical examiner (ME). With an annual salary of $425,000, Crowns oversees an ME office tasked with identifying the cause of death in homicide cases, unattended deaths, and other situations where the reasons for the demise are