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Let’s get patriotic: Join Friday’s reading of the Declaration of Independence Jennifer Emily
Independence Day is right around the corner.
Join Dallas attorneys Friday on the steps of the Frank Crowley Courts Building outside downtown Dallas for a reading of the Declaration of Independence.
Police find teen shot at Oak Cliff party; witnesses claim cop did it Liz Farmer
A 17-year-old boy was shot outside a southeast Oak Cliff community center while police were responding to a disturbance call where hundreds of teenagers were partying late Friday night.
Teenage witnesses later claimed the victim was shot by one of the initial responding officers on the scene, but Dallas police said the Special Investigations Unit responded and no physical evidence has been found to support the claim. Authorities said they arrived at the facility in the 4200 block of Tioga … [visit site to read more]
22 firearms, meth stash seized after police say cousins shot undercover officer in Dallas Caleb Downs
Two cousins have been indicted in a November armed assault on three undercover federal immigration officers in west Oak Cliff that left one officer shot in his arm and hand.
Victor Solorzano (top) and Edgar Solorzano
Edgar Solorzano, 23, and Victor Solorzano, 30, were arrested on Nov. 20, the day after the shooting.
On Nov. 19, authorities seized the Solorzanos’ personal arsenal of 16 pistols, four rifles and two shotguns, along with a collection of ammunition, magazines, suppressors and scopes. Police also seized almost 9 grams of methamphetamine from Edgar Solorzano’s room at his father’s house, according to court documents.
Both men face two counts of assault of a federal officer and one count of intent to distribute methamphetamine. Victor Solorzano is also charged with two counts of using a firearm during a crime of violence and one count of possession of a firearm during a drug trafficking crime.
Edgar Solorzano also faces a charge of using a firearm during a crime of violence.
“The charges in this indictment clearly demonstrate that violent drug traffickers will be vigorously prosecuted by this office, particularly when their violence is directed at law enforcement officers, and the punishment they face upon conviction will be substantial,” U.S. Attorney John Parker said in a written statement.