Lynn Price, co-founder of The Turkey Leg Hut restaurant in Houston, was sentenced to nine years in prison on October 30 after pleading guilty to coordinating an arson attack on Bar 5015, a rival business nearby.
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Turkey Leg Hut co-founder Lynn Price sentenced to 9 years in prison for arson attack on rival business
Houston Restaurant Owner Sentenced to Prison for Arson of Rival Business
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The Galveston Police Department Vice and Narcotics Unit served 21 search-and-arrest warrants across Galveston County on Thursday targeting alleged illegal gambling operations with electronic eight-liners. Law enforcement seized more than $2 million and arrested four people charged with engaging in organized criminal activity.
More than $2 million for cash seized in gambling investigation
Galveston Police Department Vice and Narcotics Unit, Law enforcement agency executing warrants and investigation; Doug Balli, Galveston Police Chief; Kenneth Cusick, Galveston County District Attorney
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Marico Levy, 18, of Aubrey, Texas, was arrested in Texas after turning himself in Friday night. He is wanted for a fatal stabbing at Boston's South Station on August 12, 2026.
Marico Levy, arrested suspect, age 18, of Aubrey, Texas; Latavius Owens, victim, age 29, of Memphis, Tennessee
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The Texas Department of Public Safety encouraged Halloween safety measures for drivers and pedestrians, citing elevated risks on the holiday.
Texas Department of Public Safety, issued Halloween safety guidance; Bryan Rippee, Texas Highway Patrol Chief
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Jamarian Hewitt, a member of the Four-Deuce Oakland Crips gang, was sentenced to 447 months (37+ years) in federal prison after conviction on drug trafficking and firearms charges. A federal jury convicted Hewitt in April 2026 following an investigation that began in January 2024.
Jamarian Hewitt, Gang member, defendant, sentenced to federal prison; U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr, Federal judge who imposed sentence; U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould, U.S. Attorney for Northern District of Texas and 3 more
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A jury found Eduardo Gonzalez guilty of five counts of intoxication manslaughter after a high-speed drunk driving crash on I-35W in Fort Worth in August 2024 killed five people: three children, a mother, and her boyfriend. The judge sentenced him to 17 years for each count, with sentences for child victims consecutive and adult victims concurrent, totaling 68 years in prison.
$50,000 for fine
Eduardo Gonzalez, defendant, found guilty of five counts of intoxication manslaughter; Phil Sorrells, Tarrant County District Attorney; Willie Gunn, crash victim, age 48 and 4 more
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The Texas Department of Transportation warned that October and November are high-risk months for pedestrian crashes and urged drivers and pedestrians to take precautions as daylight saving time ends and visibility decreases.
Texas Department of Transportation, issued pedestrian safety warning; Marc Williams, TxDOT Executive Director; Amanda Saucedo, mother of pedestrian fatality victim and 1 more
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Dallas County Sheriff Mike Knoedl announced increased law enforcement presence for Friday night's Fordyce-Rison football game following a reported shooting in a parking lot during Rison's October 23rd game against Lakeside.
Mike Knoedl, Dallas County Sheriff; Fordyce-Rison football game, event with enhanced security; Rison Wildcats, football team and 1 more
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A man was shot in the arm on Interstate 635 near the Dallas North Tollway on Friday morning in what police described as an alleged road rage shooting. The victim was taken to the hospital. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
Dallas Police Department, investigating agency; Dallas Fire-Rescue, transported victim
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