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Tarrant County To Use Cite & Release For Some Crimes

Tarrant County To Use Cite & Release For Some Crimes
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(Tarrant County, TX) – A person detained by the police for certain low-level, misdemeanor crimes in Tarrant County may now be issued a citation, instead of being immediately arrested.
The change is part of a law called Cite and Release that was passed by the Texas Legislature in 2007. Under the law, a defendant charged with some Class A and B misdemeanor offenses is eligible for a citation, rather than an immediate arrest. Tarrant County Law Enforcement Executives, Tarrant County magistrates and the Criminal District Attorney’s Office worked together in recent months to determine how it will be implemented. ....

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Tarrant County will begin using Cite and Release when handling low-level offenses, officials announce

Tarrant County will begin using Cite and Release when handling low-level offenses, officials announce
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Families of officers who died from COVID fight for death benefits

COVID-19 killed them, but officers’ families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits
After responding to a call and learning a suspect had COVID, officer Alex Durango tested positive. He and his 81-year-old mother died from the virus.
Author: Tanya Eiserer
Updated: 8:16 AM CST February 11, 2021
DALLAS Officer Alex Arango was affectionately known as the “Law Dog” around Everman. He patrolled the streets of the small Tarrant County community for 27 years.
“To him, it wasn t just a job, it was truly a calling,” Everman Police Chief Craig Spencer said.
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Everman, Tx., Police Officer Alex Arango
But the chief said an invisible killer claimed Arango’s life in the line of duty. ....

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COVID-19 killed them, but officers' families say state is delaying their line of duty death benefits

Lawmakers in Austin are considering a legislative fix, but families say they need help now.
Author: Tanya Eiserer
Updated: 8:16 AM CST February 11, 2021
DALLAS Officer Alex Arango was affectionately known as the “Law Dog” around Everman. He patrolled the streets of the small Tarrant County community for 27 years.
“To him, it wasn t just a job, it was truly a calling,” Everman Police Chief Craig Spencer said.
Credit: Courtesy
Everman, Tx., Police Officer Alex Arango
But the chief said an invisible killer claimed Arango’s life in the line of duty.
This past October, Arango responded to a domestic disturbance at a home in Everman. When he arrived, he heard yelling and screaming and found a man assaulting a woman. Arango scuffled with the man, only to then learn that he had COVID-19. ....

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