Amy McDaniel
Breaking News Editor at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Breaking news editor at Fort Worth Star-Telegram, @startelegram
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Amy McDaniel
Two people who exchanged gunfire were killed in a shooting early Sunday near a gas station along Interstate 20 in south Fort Worth, police said. Officers were called to the Valero station at 5529 James Avenue about 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 20. A 911 caller reported that their sister had been shot. When officers arrived, they found two shooting victims with wounds to their upper bodies, police said in a news release. Both people were pronounced dead by medics at the scene.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Shambhavi Rimal |Amy McDaniel
The National Weather Service said it plans to collect damage reports on Easter Sunday after up to nine possible tornadoes were reported in North Texas west of Fort Worth on Saturday night. The weather service will send crews to survey the damage on Monday. There have been no immediate reports of major injuries or deaths. Some of the heaviest damage was reported in Parker County.
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2 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Amy McDaniel
Everman Deputy Fire Chief Joel Jones is one of two suspects who were arrested last week by Fort Worth police in an aggravated sexual assault case. Tarrant County Jail A North Texas deputy fire chief is accused of using a “hook-up app” to hire a man to sexually assault a woman who he claimed agreed to the attack as part of a rape role play fantasy, according to arrest warrant affidavits.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Amy McDaniel
A North Texas deputy fire chief is accused of using a “hook-up app” to hire a man to sexually assault a woman who he claimed agreed to the attack as part of a rape role play fantasy, according to arrest warrant affidavits. The victim told Fort Worth police that she did not know about the plan or consent to the assault, the court documents state. Both men — Everman Deputy Fire Chief Joel Jones and Tobasia Griffiths — were arrested by Fort Worth police last week.
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3 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Amy McDaniel
Bomb technicians defused several live homemade explosive devices that were found next to an open suitcase near a park on Sunday, March 30, Garland police say. Photo by Osman Rana via Unsplash Bomb technicians defused several live homemade explosive devices that were found next to an open suitcase near a North Texas park on Sunday, authorities said. Now, FBI investigators and working with Garland police detectives to find out how the explosives got there and who they belong to.
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