Storms ravaged parts of North Texas last night, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Residents across Denton, Cooke, and Collin Counties faced the fury of the weather, which took a deadly toll on some communities. The White Settlement Police Department informed the public about the plight of these neighborhoods and extended a helping hand.

According to the White Settlement Police Department, Chief Cook has already made contact with law enforcement counterparts in the affected localities offering support from their public safety teams. In a statement that unmistakably seeks to provide solace, the post urged the community to "keep these families in your thoughts and prayers today."

The loss of life from the storm's onset, which has not yet been quantified, resonates as a stark reminder of nature's unforgiving power. Local authorities are currently assessing the damage and coordinating response efforts. Community members who've witnessed previous storms mentioned the intensity of the storms was unlike anything they had seen before.

Efforts to support the devastated areas are ongoing while the county officials are urging residents to stay safe and report any damages. The White Settlement Police Department's gesture stands firm as a beacon for community solidarity in the face of adversity. Citizens affected by the storm will be watching closely as aid and relief efforts unfold in the coming days.