ICE agent Christopher Washington Toral faces 20 years in prison for laundering money he believed was from drug deals, which was actually part of a federal sting operation.

Houston police apprehended King Law on Treaschwig Road for a previous knife attack. The arrest followed the victim's sighting of Law, leading to a charge of Aggravated Assault and jail pending bond.

Deputies arrested Lathaniel Dalcour, a wanted felon, during a traffic stop for an open warrant and possession of marijuana and an illegal firearm. His bond was set at $9,000.

Keshawn Williams, 19, faces murder and aggravated assault charges for a Houston shooting that killed Isaiah Parker, 20, and wounded others on Christmas Eve.

The Houston Police are probing the death of a 36-year-old man found decomposed in an apartment, pending an autopsy and identification by forensic sciences.

Alex Martinez has been charged with the murder of Henry Flores, which took place in North Houston in March. Martinez was arrested and reportedly confessed to the shooting.

Siblings testified against Brian Coulter in his trial for the murder of their brother, Kendrick Lee, detailing life with his remains and enduring neglect.

Law enforcement in Precinct 4 arrests a suspect for multiple jewelry store thefts, recovering significant loot, cash, and weapons. Further investigation into a larger criminal network is suggested.

A man named Zavien Davis led police on a car chase in Houston after allegedly stealing a vehicle, causing a crash with three other cars before being arrested and charged.

Luis Fabian Vela, a Texas businessman, was sentenced to 195 months for exploiting a minor to produce child pornography, facing further supervised release and sex offender registration.

A woman named Stacey McGowen was arrested for threatening people with a pink gun during a parking dispute at a Houston-area gas station. She's charged with aggravated assault.

DHS employee Christopher Washington Toral was indicted for laundering nearly $700,000 which he allegedly believed was drug money. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

Laredo gun shop owner Ricardo Estevis Jr. faces charges for selling a firearm to a known felon, as part of the Justice Department's efforts to prevent gun violence.