Federal prosecutors charged 161 people in a six‑day Southern District of Texas sweep tied to Operation Take Back America, officials said.

Federal prosecutors in Houston reported 160 new immigration-related cases filed Friday under Operation Take Back America. The filings add to a steady run of high-volume weeks in South Texas.

Precinct 4 says deputies arrested a man wanted on an organized‑crime warrant near the 2500 block of Gears Road; the arrest was handled without incident.

Deputies recovered 42 kilograms of prepackaged crystal meth at a Cleveland home used as a conversion lab. No arrests have been announced.

A 28‑year‑old was sentenced to 201 months after prosecutors tied him to a cartel‑linked cocaine trafficking ring that moved multikilogram shipments into Texas and beyond.

Precinct 4 says a Flock Safety alert helped deputies locate and arrest Jimmy Wayne Sissom on an aggravated assault warrant. Bond was set at $25,000.

A 21-year-old former Montgomery County nanny was arrested on indecency-with-a-child charges; investigators say multiple allegations were made and are asking potential victims to contact detectives.

Police released a suspect description after a May 15 aggravated robbery on the 1500 block of Wirt Road; Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips.

A 14-year-old was found shot in the parking lot of Alta Sergeant apartments in Conroe Thursday; two juveniles were arrested and charged with aggravated assault.

Houston police say at least one person died in a morning crash on Holly View Drive at Antoine Drive in Greater Inwood. Multiple units are on scene and investigators are working.

Harris County deputies renewed a plea for tips after a 78-year-old was killed in a Waller-area hit-and-run in May 2025. Investigators say the vehicle of interest is a 1994–2001 Dodge Ram.

Police closed several blocks on Capitol Street after panes of glass fell from a downtown office building; no injuries were reported as crews secured the scene.

DPS says it has doubled the Texas Rangers’ cold‑case staff to 17 Rangers and three support staff, adding investigators to every Ranger company to chase unsolved murders and sexual assaults. The move leans on federal and state funding and advances in forensic testing.