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On Friday, October 3, 2025 at approximately 4:12pm, Fort Worth officers were dispatched to 5100 block of Wichita St (local restaurant) in reference a shooting that occurred within the parking lot at this location.

Officers arrived on scene and observed a deceased adult female.

Information was gathered from eyewitnesses on the scene. They observed two people trying to exchange car insurance information after a minor accident. While these individuals were on scene, the suspect, a female involved in the vehicle accident, pulled out a handgun and according to eyewitnesses, pointed it at several persons on scene. She then attempted to leave the location without providing her insurance information.

The woman then fired her weapon, hitting the victim (adult female).

The suspect left the location but called 911 and waited at the second location to meet officers.

The gun was located in the suspect’s vehicle. She was was taken into custody after further investigation from detectives.

On Thursday, October 2nd, at around 6:11am, Fort Worth police responded to a stabbing incident at the bus stop in downtown, 1001 Jones Street.

Officers located two victims with injuries. One victim was transported to a local hospital with multiple stab wounds to the head, police say. It is unknown if the other victim was transported.

Details surrounding the incident are still being investigated.

The suspect has been arrested on an Aggravated Assault charge.

The Lewisville Police Department responded to the 2100 block of South State Highway 121 Business for a report of a suicide attempt in the early morning hours of Thursday, which resulted in a barricaded man exchanging gunfire with police officers.

Shortly after 3 a.m., LPD officers responded to a call in which an adult male subject was threatening suicide and actively threatening to kill people around him. The suspect was armed with a handgun. Callers reported the suspect had fired shots, and possibly shot an adult woman inside his room before officers arrived.

As LPD officers were arriving, the male subject was confirmed to be armed with a handgun and fired at police officers. No officers were hit, and officers did not have a chance to defend themselves by returning fire before the suspect disappeared into the building.

Officers requested an armored vehicle (known as a BEARCAT) for assistance. As the BEARCAT was arriving, the suspect reappeared, still armed with a handgun, and fired at officers again, striking the BEARCAT. This time, officers returned fire. It was not known if the suspect was hit. He retreated inside the building. LPD contacted regional SWAT assets to assist with the call.

SWAT arrived and was later able to get the suspect to surrender. He was taken into custody at 8:05 a.m.. He appears to have gunshot injuries, but it is not known if they were self-inflicted or from the officers’ gunfire. Upon entry to the room, officers discovered a deceased adult female.

LPD Criminal Investigations Division (CID) are on scene, and will investigate the suspect’s unlawful actions against LPD officers and determine what charges are appropriate. CID will also evaluate the circumstances surrounding the deceased woman and their relationship to the suspect. He will likely face charges for this as well.

As with any deadly force incident, there will be two separate, but concurrent, investigations. The LPD Internal Affairs Unit is conducting an administrative investigation to determine whether the officers’ actions complied with department policies. At the same time, the Texas Rangers are conducting an independent criminal investigation into the use of deadly force. Having both administrative and criminal reviews is standard procedure in these circumstances.

The officers involved in this incident have been placed on critical incident leave, which is also standard for an event such as this.

At this time, no additional injuries have been reported, either to civilians or to police personnel. The deceased female’s identity will be released by the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office.

The Fort Worth Police Department is investigating a domestic related homicide that occurred near the 2800 block of Thorson Ln.

On Monday, FWPD officers were called to the location in reference to a stabbing call.  

Upon arrival, officers located two stabbing victims and detained a suspect.

One victim was pronounced deceased on the scene, and the second victim was transported to an area hospital for medical treatment, condition unknown.

Detectives determined that the two stabbing victims were involved in a verbal and physical altercation. One of the them stabbed the other. A third person (suspect) then stabbed the first, killing him.

The deceased victim and the suspect are related.

Detectives are continuing to investigate this incident and there is no believed threat to the general public. 

Homicide detectives are currently interviewing witnesses and the suspect to determine all the circumstances surrounding this stabbing.

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

On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, at approximately 12:19 PM, Azle Fire and Police, Parker County ESD #1, and PCHD EMS responded to a major accident involving 5 vehicles in the 13000 block of FM 730 South near Winding Way.

North and southbound lanes of FM 730 S between Creekwood Ranch Road and Main Street were shut down while first responders worked the scene.

The preliminary investigation indicates a northbound vehicle veered into oncoming traffic, hitting two vehicles. Two additional vehicles became involved in this collision secondary to the initial crash.

The driver of a southbound vehicle and a passenger of a northbound vehicle were pronounced deceased at the scene, despite life saving efforts being attempted by first responders.

Two additional people were transported to area hospitals with serious injuries and a third was transported for evaluation. The identities of the deceased have not yet been posted.

The Tarrant County Traffic Investigation Unit is assisting the Azle Police Department with this ongoing investigation.

At around 11:00pm Saturday, Arlington police officers responded to an event venue in the 2800 block of Galleria Drive after receiving reports of loud music and possible underage drinking.

As officers arrived on scene, they could hear gunshots coming from a parking lot west of the location.

When they got to the parking lot, they found a 17-year-old male on the ground with an apparent gunshot wound. He was transported to the hospital with serious injuries, but is expected to survive.

Police believe the victim was at the party that was going on at the event venue prior to the shooting. 

Detectives are conducting follow up investigation to try to determine what led to the shooting. 

Just after midnight on Sunday, September 14th, Fort Worth Fire/EMS Department, Lake Worth Fire Department, and Fort Worth PD responded to a major accident near the 6000 block of Boat Club Road near Ten Mile Bridge Road.

Units arrived to find a two-vehicle accident with one overturned.

One person was pronounced deceased at the scene. Three other individuals, including at least one child, were transported to local hospitals with life-threatening injuries.

No other details have been released by Fort Worth PD. The crash remains under investigation.

On 09/01/25, around 2:00 am, Euless PD officers responded to reports of a shooting at a business in the 1500 block of W. Euless Blvd. Initial scanner traffic indicated it was at Marina’s Restaurant and Club.

Upon arrival, officers discovered an adult male in the parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds. The man was transported to the hospital by Euless Fire Department personnel and was pronounced deceased.

Euless PD criminal investigators learned that a fight had erupted in the parking lot just outside the business. It involved multiple subjects from several different groups. A 31-year-old man was shot multiple times and later declared deceased.

Two other adults sustained injuries from the fight and were transported to a local hospital. The shooter fled the scene.

This incident is under active investigation. More information will be released at a future time.

At around 2:45pm this afternoon, Cleburne Fire/EMS and Police along with CareFlite Ground EMS responded to a pedestrian struck by a vehicle in the 500 block of Phillips Street.

It was initially reported that a woman was struck by a vehicle. When emergency crews arrived on scene, they began treating the elderly woman and called for a CareFlite helicopter.

The CareFlite helicopter landed nearby and airlifted the woman to a local hospital. She was pronounced deceased from her injuries a short time later, according to records from the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Cleburne PD is investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.