Cedric Walter, a Harris County Sheriff's Office deputy, was arrested during the Lone Star Rally in Galveston County on November 6 and faces three charges. He was released after posting bond the following morning.
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Harris County sheriff’s deputy arrested during Lone Star Rally in Galveston County, officials say
Harris County deputy arrested at Galveston Lone Star Rally
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A Newton County man was arrested on a felony child pornography charge following a months-long investigation by the Newton County Sheriff's Office and Texas Attorney General's Office.
Donald Ray Buchanan, arrested on child pornography charge; Newton County Sheriff's Office, conducted investigation and arrest; Texas Attorney General's Office, conducted investigation and 3 more
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Michael Lee Green, 43, of Amarillo was sentenced to life in prison after his probation was revoked. He had been on deferred adjudication for possessing child sexual abuse material and violated probation by failing to report to a court-ordered supervision facility.
Michael Lee Green, defendant, sentenced to life in prison; Judge Dee Johnson, Randall County 47th District Court judge who revoked probation and sentenced Green; Amarillo Police Department Special Victims Unit, conducted investigation and 1 more
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A shipment of six pallets of Nvidia hardware valued at $11.4 million disappeared while in transit from Oakland, California to Fort Worth, Texas in August 2026. Oakland police filed a grand theft report and are investigating, with no arrests made.
$11.4 million for nvidia hardware shipment value
Oakland Police, investigating agency; Nvidia, shipper
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The Texas Department of Public Safety held a monument dedication ceremony at its Waco District Office to honor retired Trooper Daniel Robert Shown, who died Feb. 27, 2026, from complications of a line-of-duty injury sustained in 1988.
Daniel Robert Shown, retired Trooper; Texas Department of Public Safety, agency holding dedication ceremony; Lieutenant Colonel Walt Goodson, DPS official speaking at ceremony and 3 more
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A 37-year-old father was shot and killed inside his home in northwest Harris County early Friday morning. His 17-year-old son is accused of the shooting and left the home on foot. Deputies are searching for the teenager.
Harris County Sheriff's Office, law enforcement investigating the shooting; 17-year-old son, accused of shooting his father; 37-year-old father, victim, shot and killed
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Nathan Paul Woods, 63, of Buna was found guilty of five counts of sexual assault of a child and sentenced to 137 years in prison. The charges stemmed from incidents occurring in 2022 and 2023 in Buna, Texas involving a juvenile victim.
Nathan Paul Woods, defendant, found guilty of five counts of sexual assault of a child; Jasper County Sheriff's Office, conducted investigation; Jasper County District Attorney's Office, prosecuted case and 1 more
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The Randall County Sheriff's Office found a woman near Jonathan Street and Lair Road who appeared confused. The woman was identified and reunited with her family by 11 a.m. Friday.
Randall County Sheriff's Office, Found and reunited woman with family
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The Howard County Sheriff's Office warned residents about an active phone scam in which callers impersonate law enforcement and falsely claim people missed jury duty. Scammers use technology to make calls appear to come from an actual Sheriff's Office number.
Howard County Sheriff's Office, Issuer of warning about scam
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