The Dallas Police Department, under Interim Chief Michael T. Igo, promoted 175 officers, marking the largest elevation since 2006 and indicating a significant administrative shift.

Federico Amaya received a life sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child after an 11-year-old relative reported a year of abuse. The conviction highlighted the long-term impact on the victim.

Dallas Police Officer Issac Burton was arrested on public intoxication charges and placed on administrative leave.

The Arlington Police Department released footage of a shootout during an aggravated robbery on W. Pioneer Parkway, where two suspects were apprehended and charged.

Ronald Berry was sentenced to 70 years for the murder of Demonta Tanksley, which occurred on January 30, 2018, when Berry shot Tanksley 13 times. The case highlights local law enforcement's teamwork.

Sgt. John Banner's team from White Settlement Police recovered a stolen van, returned it undamaged to the owner, and continue to search for the suspect. Their night shift's diverse call response underscores their dedication to community service.

The Dallas Police Department issued a #WantedWednesday alert for Jonny Gamez, a 32-year-old wanted for violating a bond/protective order, and is urging public assistance.

Police used K-9 and drone units to arrest Randy Veloz, who was in a stolen Mercedes with suspected narcotics and stolen items, following a multi-agency chase.

Firefighters in Godley responded to and extinguished an outbuilding fire on Arbor Vine Trail, urging the public to avoid the area during operations. No injuries or significant damage were reported.

Missing 15-year-old Alan Williams from Plano, Texas, was found safe after being reported as endangered due to medical conditions including autism and asthma.

A woman was fatally shot in a Garland, TX apartment parking lot; the suspect, Robert Kelly, is being sought by police. The incident is believed to be isolated.

White Settlement Police Officers Hale, Buck, and Corporal Streif recovered a stolen car at a motel, originally taken from Fort Worth, demonstrating the department's effective policing and community protection.

Dallas Police continue to investigate the 2016 cold case of Joseph Darrin Paul and ask the public for information to help resolve his unsolved murder.