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A young Cuban woman died in U.S. Border Patrol custody due to a pre-existing medical condition and despite receiving medical attention and hospital transfers.
A Mexican woman with pre-existing cancer died in Texas after being apprehended by CBP crossing the Rio Grande. Despite medical treatment, she passed away from Adenocarcinoma.
A vehicle crash in El Paso involving six unauthorized immigrants and a U.S. citizen resulted in two fatalities after a pursuit with Border Patrol and Texas DPS.
Dr. May Lau surrendered her Texas medical license amid a lawsuit by Attorney General Paxton for prescribing "dangerous" gender transition drugs to minors.
The body of 19-year-old Zacharias Stallings, missing since last week, was found in a field in Schertz, with no signs of foul play; cause of death is undetermined.
Two individuals drowned in McAllen, TX, after their vehicle, linked to human smuggling, crashed into a canal during a chase involving Border Patrol agents.
A human smuggling driver died after a crash in Brownsville, TX, during a law enforcement chase. CBP reported the incident involved suspected smuggling activities.
Texas AG Ken Paxton, supported by Trump, arrested 35 people for immigration violations via 287(g) partnerships, aims to strengthen law enforcement's role in immigration control.
A man died after being hit by a freight train near San Antonio airport; police are investigating the incident where the victim was trapped on a bridge.
James Cotter appeared in court for a status update on charges of tampering with evidence and possessing a prohibited weapon in the Suzanne Simpson disappearance case.
Lina Khil's family, still seeking answers nearly four years after her disappearance in San Antonio, plans to hire a private investigator as police leads have not resulted in progress.
The trial of three ex-SAPD officers for Melissa Perez's shooting death reveals bodycam footage and scrutinizes their use of force, with pauses due to graphic evidence objections.
Robert Flores, 66, was charged with making terroristic threats against 'No Kings' protesters in San Antonio, implying violence on social media. He was arrested and later released on bond.
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