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The father of a man killed last year while police chased another vehicle has filed a lawsuit against the city of Fort Worth.
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The Fort Worth Police Department released portions of its police chase policy Feb. 12, after declining for months to do so.
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Over the past six years, nearly 1 of out every 3 Fort Worth Police Department car chases have caused a crash.
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Brent Brown was shot twice while working an off-duty job at a credit union in east Fort Worth. Sheriff Bill Waybourn says his recovery is progressing each day.
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The Fort Worth Police Department has 211 officer vacancies, accounting for 11% of the department’s authorized strength.
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Fort Worth announced the city reached a $3.5 million settlement in a portion of the Atatiana Jefferson lawsuit.
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Members of the New Columbia Movement frequently protest drag shows, while members of the Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club show up armed to protect the performances.
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Dean's attorneys filed an appellate brief this week alleging that, among other errors, there was not enough evidence to allow jury the option of considering a manslaughter charge.
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As only the second police oversight monitor in Fort Worth history, Bonycle Sokunbi is tasked with continuing the work of the office’s inaugural director, Kim Neal — and going beyond it.
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Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes said Tuesday the unidentified officer fired immediately after seeing a man holding a gun during the July 4 holiday shooting. The families of the men shot have called for the video to be made public.
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The unidentified driver was headed through an intersection when he collided with a police car pursuing a suspected car theft and was "ejected from the vehicle," according to police.
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The shooting occurred early Wednesday morning amid an illegal firework investigation, police said. The arson investigator is a sworn peace officer with a service weapon.