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Dallas Fire Fighters Association President Stands by Paramedic Who Kicked Man in Face

By Jacob VaughnDecember 10, 2021

Jim McDade, the president of the Dallas Fire Fighters Association, maintains that the paramedic who kicked a mentally ill man repeatedly in 2019 was just defending himself.

Frisco Doctors Sent to Prison for Medicare Fraud Involving Dishing Out Drugs ‘Like Candy’

By Jacob VaughnDecember 9, 2021

Two doctors involved in a Texas-based healthcare fraud scheme were sentenced to over two decades in federal prison and ordered to pay tens-of-millions of dollars in restitution.

‘It’s Absurd It’s Reached This Point’: Navarro County Sets Michael Police’s Trial Date

‘It’s Absurd It’s Reached This Point’: Navarro County Sets Michael Police’s Trial Date

By Michael MurneyDecember 2, 2021

The Navarro County District Attorney’s Office has arranged a trial date for Michael Police, a former Navarro College student accused of possessing drug paraphernalia amid claims that a campus cop had racially profiled the Black former student-athlete. Navarro County District Attorney William Thompson sought the trial date for early January 2022…

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In East Texas, a Man Has Spent Two Years in Jail Waiting for a Bed at a Mental Health Hospital

In East Texas, a Man Has Spent Two Years in Jail Waiting for a Bed at a Mental Health Hospital

By Michael MurneyDecember 1, 2021

As his brother’s mental health spiraled, Devon Pickard grew alarmed. He had spent the last five years working as a diving instructor in Hawaii and had just moved back to Van Zandt County, where he lived with his father while he tried “to regroup and figure out what’s next.” Meanwhile,…

As Part of Annual Program, Dallas County Expunges 800 Criminal Offenses

By Jacob VaughnNovember 29, 2021

Every year, Dallas County gives people the ability to expunge certain criminal offenses from their past. This year, the county expunged 800 offenses.

Charlottesville Lawsuit: Texas Neo-Nazi Robert ‘Azzmador’ Ray Must Pay $500,000 in Damages

By Patrick StricklandNovember 26, 2021

In August 2017, hundreds of white nationalists traveled from across the country for the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, marched on a university campus in a torchlit rally and attacked community members and protesters around the city. By the time the unrest was quelled, one of the neo-Nazi…

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Another Former Employee Sues Collin College, Alleges Discrimination Based on Race and Disability

By Simone CarterNovember 24, 2021

Another former employee is suing Collin College. He’s alleging retaliation and race- and disability-based discrimination.

In Texas Jails, Some People End Up ‘Lost in the System’ for Months or More

By Tyler HicksNovember 23, 2021

Finis Prendergast passed nearly three years in what he calls “the depths of hell.” Some days were spent “literally starv ing on the floor.” At other times, his surroundings became so rancid Prendergast could barely breathe. “The air smells like urine,” he told Vice in February. “I think they counted…

Kidnappings, Stabbings and Blow-Torching Tattoos: Two Neo-Nazi Prison Gang Members Convicted in Texas

Kidnappings, Stabbings and Blow-Torching Tattoos: Two Neo-Nazi Prison Gang Members Convicted in Texas

By Patrick StricklandNovember 19, 2021

The Aryan Circle, the second largest prison gang in Texas, is known for going to war both behind bars and outside the clink, but the feds racked up victories against two of the neo-Nazi outfit’s members this week. As part of a federal trial in Beaumont, a jury convicted Aryan…

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Fired Dallas Paramedic Brad Cox, Who Kicked Mentally Ill Man in 2019, Loses License

By Jacob VaughnNovember 15, 2021

The Texas Department of State Health Services revoked Brad Cox’s paramedic license, saying he creates an imminent danger to the public health and safety.

Louie Gohmert Says He Just Might Want To Be Texas’ Next Attorney General

Louie Gohmert Says He Just Might Want To Be Texas’ Next Attorney General

By Michael MurneyNovember 11, 2021

Of course he does. After all, It’s only been a couple weeks since Rolling Stone reported that Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert was among a gaggle of GOP lawmakers allegedly meeting in secret with the organizers of the Jan. 6 insurrection. (Gohmert has dismissed the allegations as false.) But when you’re Louie…

After State Appeals, Delta-8 THC Is Back on Controlled Substance List in Texas

By Jacob VaughnNovember 10, 2021

The state filed an appeal that puts its ban on delta-8 and other THC isomers until hemp companies can file an emergency motion to their temporary injunction against the ban reinstated.

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REvil Ransomware Attacks Targeted 22 Texas Cities. Now, Two Men Have Been Charged.

By Jacob VaughnNovember 9, 2021

A Russian and Ukrainian national face over 100 years in prison for charges related to ransomware attacks across the country.

Texas Judge Issues Temporary Injunction Allowing Delta-8 THC Sales For Now

Texas Judge Issues Temporary Injunction Allowing Delta-8 THC Sales For Now

By Jacob VaughnNovember 8, 2021

The Texas Department of State Health Services essentially banned delta-8 and other THC isomers by adding them to the controlled substances list. After a hearing on Friday, a judge granted a temporary injunction against the ban.

Meta Plans to Delete Facial Recognition Data, a Move Ken Paxton’s Fighting

Meta Plans to Delete Facial Recognition Data, a Move Ken Paxton’s Fighting

By Michael MurneyNovember 4, 2021

Mark Zuckerberg’s had a busy few weeks. In response to a lawsuit, his company Meta (formerly Facebook) plans to delete facial recognition data, a move Texas officials are fighting. On Oct. 20, the attorney general for the District of Columbia added Zuckerberg as a defendant in a 2018 lawsuit that…

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Former USPS Contractors Allegedly Swiped $4 Million Worth of Mail in Texas

Former USPS Contractors Allegedly Swiped $4 Million Worth of Mail in Texas

By Jacob VaughnNovember 3, 2021

Some of the biggest alleged scores by two former USPS contractors included a $2 million check to Pershing, LLC and a $241,863 check to Sodexo Inc. & Affiliates, a food services company.

Lawsuit Alleges Frisco Dentist Left Drill Bit in Patient’s Jaw

Lawsuit Alleges Frisco Dentist Left Drill Bit in Patient’s Jaw

By Jacob VaughnOctober 28, 2021

Months after undergoing dental surgery at Stonebriar Facial and Oral Surgery in Frisco, Indeera Musa claims X-rays revealed a piece of a drill bit used during the procedural was accidentally left inside her jaw, according to a lawsuit filed this year.

Family, Attorney Call For Arrest of Dallas Paramedic Who Repeatedly Kicked Mentally Ill Man

Family, Attorney Call For Arrest of Dallas Paramedic Who Repeatedly Kicked Mentally Ill Man

By Jacob VaughnOctober 27, 2021

A Dallas Fire-Rescue paramedic named Brad Cox kicked a mentally ill man named Kyle Vess repeatedly in 2019. Vess’ family and attorney say Cox should be arrested and charged for injury to a disabled person.

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‘Window Dressing’: Agreement in Child Welfare Lawsuit Leaves Kids Unprotected, Advocates Say

‘Window Dressing’: Agreement in Child Welfare Lawsuit Leaves Kids Unprotected, Advocates Say

By Michael MurneyOctober 27, 2021

Every night in Texas, about 400 kids have to sleep in makeshift dorms in Texas Department of Family and Protective Services offices. This group of kids without a foster placement are especially vulnerable to overmedication and physical and sexual abuse, according to a recent court monitor’s report ordered by a…

Dallas District Attorney Drops Charges Against Mentally Ill Man Kicked Repeatedly by Paramedic

Dallas District Attorney Drops Charges Against Mentally Ill Man Kicked Repeatedly by Paramedic

By Jacob VaughnOctober 26, 2021

After over two years of fighting charge of assaulting a public servant, Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot dismisses case against Kyle Vess.

Judge Says No to Temporary Restraining Order Against Texas Delta-8 Ban

By Jacob VaughnOctober 25, 2021

Delta-8 and other THC isomers have been flying off the shelves at Texas smoke shops and gas stations. Now, the state says it’s all illegal.

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In Texas, Guatemalan Drug Lord Given Life Sentence for Cocaine Trafficking with Armed Guerrillas

In Texas, Guatemalan Drug Lord Given Life Sentence for Cocaine Trafficking with Armed Guerrillas

By Patrick StricklandOctober 21, 2021

Known as “Primazo,” 44-year-old Wilson Wilfredo Luargas-Garcia was extradited to the Eastern District of Texas in April 2018 following a joint operation with American and Guatemalan authorities. The accusations? That he’d helped pump cocaine into Texas and worked closely with an armed guerrilla group in Colombia. More than two years…

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