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Dallas Police detectives are on the hunt for serial robbery suspects in East Oak Cliff that have burglarized the same convenience store three times since June 20.Oak Cliff serial robbersDallas Police believe the same two suspects have been robbing Friendly Food Mart, located at 2200 Cedar Crest Boulevard in East Oak Cliff.The convenience store has been robbed a total of three times since June: first on June 20, second on June 26, and third on July 9.The incidents have happened as the store closes for the night, with the masked suspects brandishing AR-15-style weapons and forcing the cashier to open the register and take money out.A security guard was placed inside the store following the first two robberies, but she too was robbed of her firearm during the third burglary.Nobody has been physically assaulted during any of the three robberies.Dallas Police investigation"Everyone in the area is scared. This whole community, and the workers, are terrified of closing up every night, and the
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An Arlington homicide detective became emotional when sharing new details about what led to the arrest of a North Texas real estate agent for a 2012 cold case murder.Arlington Cold Case MurderMayra Valasquez was arrested on July 16 and charged with capital murder for the death of 32-year-old Irasema Chavez in January 2012.Chavez was found dead in her apartment near South Collins Street and East Timber View Lane. She had been stabbed more than 100 times.In 2012, Arlington police shared photos from a security camera that showed someone in baggy clothing entering Chavez’s apartment on the night before the murder, but they were never able to identify a suspect.During a news conference on Wednesday, Arlington police revealed that Valasquez was linked to the crime through genealogy technology.They said Chavez’s TV had been stolen from her apartment and there was a droplet of blood found on the TV stand. That droplet contained the DNA of a Hispanic female who was not the victim.In 2024, Arlin
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The Prosper Independent School District is backtracking on a newly hired law enforcement teacher after learning he was previously arrested for domestic violence.Prosper ISD Teacher FiredLuis Moreno was hired to serve as a law enforcement teacher at Prosper High School. On Wednesday, the school announced Moreno’s hiring on its social media pages. However, the post was deleted after several comments mentioned his past arrest and criminal charges.Moreno is a former police officer with the McKinney Police Department.According to court records, he was arrested in 2022 for assaulting his girlfriend at the time. A police report states the two were at a restaurant when Moreno physically grabbed her several times and bit her ear. Witnesses told police she screamed, shoved him away, and ran off before Moreno grabbed her arm again.Collin County court records show Moreno took a plea agreement that reduced the charges down to a Class C misdemeanor.Prosper ISD confirmed Moreno was placed on administ