The Euless Police are investigating a car theft from an apartment complex and are seeking help identifying suspects who used the victim's credit card. The stolen vehicle was later recovered.

An elderly woman fell victim to a scam involving a fake $1400 check and a request to purchase Apple gift cards, as reported by the Garland, Texas Government's Facebook page.

The Tarrant County DA's Office praised Fort Worth Police on Twitter for their dedication to community safety, without detailing the specific case involved.

Thirty individuals were arrested during a prostitution solicitation sting operation conducted by Dallas Police on March 27, 2024, in Northwest Dallas.

Two individuals face federal charges for running a sex trafficking operation across multiple states, as stated by the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas.

The Dallas PD issued a "Wanted Wednesday" social media alert for Victor Gaminoguevara, requesting public assistance and cautioning against direct intervention.

A woman was found shot dead on a Cedar Hill street, marking the town's first homicide of the year. Police are investigating and have made no arrests; they urge witnesses to come forward.

Missing 59-year-old Garland man with dementia found safe and reunited with family. Saul Franco was located after Garland Police and community efforts to locate him.

Bedford Police warned residents about a scam where a fake officer, using a spoofed number, demanded money over the phone for a compromised social security number. The department advised verifying the caller's identity before taking any action.

Dallas Police seek public's help in the 2005 cold case homicide of R.V. Johnson, a 70-year-old man killed during a home invasion.

Erick Lopez, 36, was fatally shot in a Dallas parking lot. Police found him injured on March 25, and he later died at a hospital. The suspect remains unidentified as the investigation continues.

A 28-year-old man named Todderrius Watson was shot and fatally wounded in a Dallas parking lot. The incident is under investigation with no suspects yet.

A Dallas police sergeant was indicted on charges of falsifying time cards, forging documents, and theft, and remains on administrative leave pending further investigation.