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‘I’ve waited 52 years for this phone call’: Brother’s reaction when detective finally solves Dallas’s oldest missing persons case

Closure after half a century.

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‘This man did the same thing to me at the Trader Joe’s’: Dallas woman goes to the gym. Then a man says something to her that makes her scream

A Dallas woman says she was stopped and harassed by a man outside the gym. He asks her an inappropriate question that makes her scream. Other women say he did the same to them.

The Mary Sue

Texas AG Paxton Opens Probe on Dallas Police for Refusing to Cooperate with ICE: 'The Law is Not Optional'

Rather than immigration enforcement, The Dallas Police Department has initiated outreach events through its Latino Community Outreach Program, UNIDOS

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Dallas Police Refuses to Join ICE Immigration Raids, Launches Outreach Meetings with Migrants Instead

"There's no room for fear in our community," said Interim Chief Michael Igo on his X account, adding that "we're here to serve and protect all Dallas residents"

Latin Times

Dallas police officers won’t work on ICE raids, chief tells immigrants

‘The Dallas Police Department is not assisting any federal agency on detaining people that are either documented or undocumented in the city of Dallas,’ said DPD interim chief Michael Igo

The Independent UK

Dallas police sued over violent arrest – after realising they had the wrong person

Silvester Hayes suffered ‘emotional distress and post-traumatic stress syndrome’ following the incident, which subsequently led to the loss of his job and home

The Independent UK

Seven Years Since He Died Under a Cop's Knee, His Mom Is Getting Her Day in Court

Tony Timpa's story shows how far the government goes to prevent victims of abuse from seeking recourse.

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Dallas residents must soon report some offenses online to free up officers for more serious crimes

DALLAS — The Dallas Police Department will soon mandate that residents report a slew of low-priority calls online instead of by calling 911 in hopes of freeing more officers for serious crimes.

Tribune News Service

Why Is It So Hard for Victims of Police Abuse To Get Justice?

Joanna Schwartz on how law enforcement "became untouchable"

Reason

Dallas’ Evidence Fiasco: An Exoneree’s Lawyer Speaks

Cheryl Wattley helped free Richard Miles, wrongfully convicted for murder, due to Dallas police's improper evidence handling.

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