Horizon City police arrested Javier Antonio Delgado after a road‑rage stop that led to DWI and terroristic‑threat charges, police say.

Horizon City Police arrested Andres Martinez for DWI after observing signs of intoxication; an incident highlighted on their Facebook page as a reminder of DUI consequences.

Horizon City Police arrested Jonathan Ontiveros for possession of a controlled substance and weapon after a traffic stop revealed THC and a hidden gun.

West El Paso police arrest a woman for stealing packages, caught on a doorbell camera, and remind residents to secure deliveries and report suspicious activity.

El Paso police investigate after a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle near Lancaster Elementary School, with the victim sustaining serious injuries and hospitalized as Code 3.

Jonathan Vela was arrested for DUI in Horizon City after a traffic stop where a breathalyzer showed his blood alcohol level exceeded legal limits. Bond was set at $2,000.

Horizon City Police arrested Vanessa Solis for DWI after a breath test showed her blood alcohol content exceeded the legal limit.

An individual was arrested for DWI in Horizon City after being pulled over for speeding; additional charges included narcotics possession and threats against an officer.

The Horizon City Police arrested Nicholas Joel Hernandez for public intoxication after he was found struggling to provide his address while walking home intoxicated.

Elmer Saenz was arrested for DWI in Horizon City after failing sobriety tests with a BAC over the legal limit. Police urge the community to use sober transportation and report drunk drivers.

Horizon City Police arrested a man named Andres Daniel Martinez for DWI after a traffic stop; he later failed a breathalyzer test and his bond was set at $1,000.

A Horizon City man was arrested after allegedly threatening a family member with a knife on Nov. 21. He faces an aggravated assault charge and bond was set at $15,000.

Explosive‑laden drones are reshaping cartel conflict, stretching defenses from Mexico to border cities like El Paso. Militaries and local police are buying counter‑UAS gear and reworking tactics.