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...floor. He fractured his nose and two teeth. He claimed that the department failed to properly train the deputies. The jury found that Salazar had...
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...by an uncle, Ed Featherston, formerly a homicide detective with the Arlington Police Department. "He would come home and talk to me...
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...to and where that person lived. Officer Bryan Martin of the Arlington Police Department went to the location where the car driven by appellant was...
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...been a certified peace officer with the University of Texas at Arlington Police Department since December 2008 and that he had undergone "special training...
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...judgment of the district court.I.Miami University's Psychology Department admitted McCormick into its graduate program for the fall semester of 2000...
...he was beaten by Dallas police officers agreed to a $500...Williams and Hiram Soler. The department fired Williams a month later...
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...received heavy rain. During those floods, members of the Haltom City Fire Department (HCFD) would sometimes have to evacuate and rescue people who were in...
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...motion to suppress during which Arlington Police Detective Corinthia Campbell and Hood...
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