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Search underway for driver who ignited three fires in Kaufman County, officials say
The suspect was pulling a burning trailer and "left a path of destruction" by sparking three separate fires, according to Kaufman County officials.
Author: Alex Cruz
Published: 4:40 PM CDT July 31, 2022
Updated: 4:40 PM CDT July 31, 2022
KAUFMAN COUNTY, Texas — Authorities of Kaufman County are searching for a driver who was pulling a burning trailer that ignited three separate fires, which also threatened homes, officials said Sunday.
County officials said in a news release that the fires broke out around 12 p.m. Sunday along county roads 151 and 151A near the city of Kaufman. The fires led to the evacuation of nine homes.
Officials said firefighters from the city of Kaufman and volunteer crews from Crandall, Kemp, Scurry, Terrell, Mabank and College Mound responded to the scene. The Texas A&M Forest Service is also helping.
As of 4:30 p.m. Sunday, the fires are about 20% contained. The evacuation orders were lifted at around 3 p.m., officials said. One of the nine homes suffered damage.
According to the county, witnesses told authorities a driver was pulling a burning trailer along the roads and "left a path of destruction" before abandoning the trailer.
Officials said the suspect unhitched the trailer on a bridge and continued to drive away. Details on the suspect's vehicle are not yet available.
Residents are being asked to avoid the area of county roads 151 and 151A, which is just off State Highway 34 in southern Kaufman.
Anyone who has information on the incident is asked to call the Kaufman County fire marshal at 469-376-4110.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/search-underway-driver-ignited-three-fires-kaufman-county/287-31b5efda-931b-491d-9cdd-e6007e9a0c7f
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Man dies after shooting woman, then getting hit by same bullet, Dallas police say
Investigators believe the man shot the woman in the neck. The bullet then exited and struck him in his leg.
Author: Briahn Hawkins
Published: 1:02 PM CDT July 31, 2022
Updated: 1:37 PM CDT July 31, 2022
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DALLAS — Police believe a man has died from a gunshot that he fired at a woman on Saturday morning.
The Dallas Police Department said they got a call about a shooting at about 11:30 a.m. Officers were sent to an apartment complex on Medical District near Bengal Street.
According to police, officers saw a lot of blood and a blood trail in front of an apartment, but no one was found inside.
Around that same time, there was another call at a nearby hospital. A man and woman were found in a vehicle with gunshot wounds.
Police identified the man as 26-year-old Byron Redmon. The woman's identity is unknown.
Based on the preliminary investigation, it's believed that Redmon shot the woman in the neck. That same bullet allegedly exited her neck then struck the man in his leg.
Police said Redmond died at the hospital. They also confirmed with WFAA that the woman was treated and released that same day.
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/dallas-texas-shooting-suspect-man-dead-shot-by-own-bullet-after-shooting-woman-medical-district-apartment/287-9f4b3cde-fcbd-4c10-90dc-edcf21ed7643
>facial cams, the gait analyzers, the retina scans, and location trackers
Parallel construction
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction
they watchin' the board, kek
anon is telling you they watching the board
no fucking way this is a coincidence
SPAM Goes on Lockdown Due to Inflation and Rising Crime in NYC
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Call sign AIDER16. Boeing E-4B Nightwatch 74-0787. Landed two days ago. Just powered up ADS-B at Robins Air Force Base. Let's see how fast, or slow, they get in the air. Just erased call sign as anon was taking a cap. Might be a new call sign soon.
>“nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9/11,”
To hear a US President say this. Is. Awesome.
>have never been properly investigated
they spent more money investigating TWA 800