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At around 3:19pm, Dallas Fire Rescue responded to the Sage Hill at Cypress Waters apartment complex, 2275 Sage Hill Lane, for reports of a trapped worker.

Officials say crews were manually digging a tunnel under an apartment building when the dirt collapsed in on one of the workers. The collapse trapped the worker under the building.

Dallas Fire Rescue and their Urban Search and Rescue team have been working to extricate the victim from under the building.

It is confirmed that the worker died in the incident.

No further updates have been released.

On Monday, June 8, 2026, at approximately 3:02 p.m., Mansfield Police officers responded to a
reported shoplifting in progress at Target, located at 1801 N. U.S. 287 Frontage Road.

The reporting party provided a description of the suspect vehicle. The Mansfield Police Department
deployed a Drone with its First Responder (DFR) program, which successfully located the vehicle and
obtained a license plate number. Communications personnel discovered the vehicle had been reported
stolen earlier that day out of Richardson, Texas.

When officers arrived on scene, the suspect vehicle failed to yield and fled, initiating a pursuit. During
the investigation, officers determined that two suspects were inside the vehicle while a third suspect
remained inside the Target store.

The pursuit ended in the 3900 block of Interstate 20 in Dallas when the suspect vehicle crashed into a
white Chevrolet Suburban that was stopped on the shoulder of the roadway. The Suburban had been
involved in an unrelated traffic accident, and all occupants were outside their vehicle exchanging
information at the time of the collision.

The suspect vehicle, a gray Toyota Camry, was occupied by the driver, 65-year-old Nelson Murray, and
passenger, 62-year-old Willie McNealy. A third suspect, 63-year-old Erwin Roland, was detained at the
Target location.

Murray is charged with Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, Evading Arrest with a Vehicle, and
Engaging in Organized Retail Theft. McNealy and Roland are each charged with Engaging in Organized
Retail Theft.

All three suspects were arrested and transported to the Mansfield Jail without further incident.
At the time of Roland’s arrest, officers recovered $383.91 worth of stolen merchandise from his
possession. Additional stolen merchandise valued at $1,192.63 was recovered from the suspect vehicle.

No injuries were reported during the incident.

This investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information related to this case is encouraged to
contact Tri-County Auto Theft Task Force Investigator Bourget at joe.bourget@mansfieldtexas.gov or call
817-473-0211

On May 26, 2026, about 12:20 a.m., Dallas Police responded to a shooting call in the 3700 block of Vilbig Road.

The preliminary investigation determined that when officers arrived, they located three people who had been shot by an unknown suspect.

Two of the victims died at the scene, and one died at the hospital.

Two of the victims were identified as a 20-year-old and a 19-year-old. The third deceased victim’s name will be released after their family has been notified.

A fourth shooting victim was transported to the hospital by private vehicle and is in stable condition.

It is believed the victims were at this location, which is a short-term rental, for a party.

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, Deputies with the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office received a BOLO (Be On The Lookout) regarding Joseph Boy, who was reported to have multiple outstanding warrants for his arrest.

Information received indicated that Boy had allegedly made threats that he would engage in a shootout with law enforcement rather than return to prison.

Troopers with Texas Department of Public Safety located Boy and attempted to initiate a traffic stop. Boy fled from law enforcement, resulting in a vehicle pursuit. Deputies with the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office assisted in the pursuit.

The pursuit ended after a PIT maneuver was conducted, causing the suspect vehicle to crash. During attempts to take Boy into custody, Boy produced a firearm and was subsequently shot by law enforcement officers.

Boy was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment. His current condition is unknown at this time, according to Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. Initial information from the scanner indicates he was transported with life-threatening injuries.

This remains an active investigation and the scene is currently being processed. In accordance with standard protocol for all officer-involved shootings involving Sheriff’s Office personnel, the investigation will be turned over to the Texas Rangers.

All involved law enforcement officers were uninjured during the incident.

At around 12:00pm on Tuesday afternoon, Alvarado Fire Department, Alvarado Police Department, and CareFlite responded to a major accident in the southbound lanes of I35W near the exit for County Road 604.

Upon arrival, emergency responders located a vehicle that had crashed into an 18-wheeler.

A CareFlite helicopter was initially requested to the scene, but disregarded. CareFlite ground transported the victim to a nearby hospital with CPR in progress, where she died.

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the victim as a 74-year-old woman.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

On 05/06/26 at 10:00 p.m., the Richardson Police Department responded to the 2100 block of East Buckingham Road following reports of a man with a knife threatening to harm several people.

Upon arrival, officers encountered the suspect standing outside the entrance of a restaurant while armed with a knife. Officers were informed that victims were inside the restaurant and issued multiple verbal commands for the suspect to drop the knife.

The suspect refused to comply. During the encounter, two officers discharged their firearms, striking the suspect.

Additional responding officers immediately began providing medical aid to the injured victims inside the restaurant until paramedics arrived on scene.

Four victims injured in the attack by the suspect were taken to the hospital for their injuries.

The suspect was also transported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased.

The investigation is ongoing.

The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred Thursday afternoon in Northwest division.

On Thursday, April 30, 2026, at approximately 2:35 p.m., Northwest division officers were called to the 4600 block of N. Freeway (I35W) service road near Meacham in reference to a shooting.

Preliminary information indicates that two individual drivers, both adult males, had a possible road rage incident while traveling northbound on Interstate 35W. Both drivers then exited the freeway at the Meacham Boulevard exit.

At the traffic light, some type of incident occurred and one of the drivers shot the other one. The shooter called police and stated that he had shot someone. 

Officers arrived on scene along with the Fort Worth Fire Department to provide medical aid. The driver that was shot was transported to a local hospital where he died.

Per normal protocol, homicide detectives were notified and made the scene.

The shooter is detained and currently speaking with homicide detectives.

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office will determine the manner, cause of death, and identity of the deceased.

Anyone who may have witnessed or has additional information on this incident is asked to contact the Fort Worth Police Department at 817–392-4222. Tips may also be submitted anonymously through Tarrant County Crime Stoppers by visiting 469tips.com or calling 817–469–8477.

At around 11:45am, members of FWPD’s Civilian Response Unit were dispatched to the 3500 block of N. Juliet Street to take report of a burglary.

When one of the CRU units arrived on scene, an individual across the street fired shots at the CRU members with what appeared to be a rifle, according to FWPD.

One of the CRU members was shot during the incident. A radio broadcast of the shooting was transmitted, and additional FWPD officers responded to the scene.

When FWPD officers arrived, the suspect fired shots at them as well. The officers returned fire. It is unknown if the suspect was hit.

The suspect was last seen running away from the house.

The CRU member is in stable condition, according to Chief Garcia. He was talking and alert.

The scene remains very active as of 3:30pm as FWPD officers, including SWAT, continue to search for the suspect. It’s best to continue to avoid this area.

Thanks to Griffin Kampen for the photo.

The following is a release from Wise County Judge JD Clark:

Wise County emergency responders continue to manage a major severe‑weather incident impacting the Runaway Bay area this evening. The storm caused significant structural damage across multiple neighborhoods, resulting in at least 20 families displaced, numerous injuries, and one confirmed fatality.

Emergency crews from Wise County EMS, local fire departments, law enforcement agencies, and multiple mutual‑aid partners remain actively engaged in rescue, medical response, and damage assessment.

All county ambulances are committed to the incident, and additional EMS and fire resources from surrounding jurisdictions are en route or already operating in the area.

Access to several affected structures is severely limited due to roadway blockages, downed utilities, and debris. Responders are coordinating closely with utility providers to clear hazards and restore safe access for rescue operations.

The American Red Cross is inbound to support displaced families and assist with sheltering and recovery needs.

A Reunification Center has been established at:
513 Port O’ Call Drive, Runaway Bay
Families seeking information about loved ones or needing assistance are encouraged to report to this location.

For the safety of residents and first responders, the public is strongly urged to avoid the Runaway Bay area. Clear roadways are essential for emergency access and ongoing life‑safety operations.

Additional updates will be provided as conditions evolve and verified information becomes available.