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A 79-year-old man has been arrested after Grapevine Police had a breakthrough in a 45-year-old homicide cold case.Grapevine cold case arrest79-year-old Larry Brown was arrested by Grapevine Police on Thursday in connection to a 1981 cold case homicide.Court records show Brown has been charged with murder, and that he was arrested in Colorado in Larimer County.Police said the arrest of Brown comes after "extensive investigation by detectives and represents a significant development in the case."The department confirmed additional DNA analysis and forensic testing is pending.Brown is being held in the Tarrant County Jail. No bond has been set."The Grapevine Police Department is committed to pursuing justice for victims, regardless of how much time has passed, and appreciates the patience of the community and the media as investigators continue their work," Grapevine PD said in a statement.
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Roughly 631,000 fans visited Dallas Stadium for the nine 2026 World Cup matches. Even more flocked to the Arlington Entertainment District.But only a handful of visitors found themselves on the wrong side of the law.Arrests at Dallas StadiumArlington police said there were six arrests during Tuesday’s match between France and Spain.That included arrests for solicitation/scalping, possession of marijuana/drug paraphernalia, criminal trespassing, assault, public intoxication, and outstanding warrants."This was our final match. We’re extremely proud of the efforts of our officers, our federal, state, and local public safety partners, our city partners, and everyone else who played a role in ensuring that fans had a fun, safe time while in our city. We couldn’t have done this without them," said Tim Ciesco, a spokesperson for the Arlington Police Department.Police did not release any information about the individuals who were arrested. World Cup Arrests in ArlingtonWhile there were no majo
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Keller High School’s band director was arrested recently for allegedly driving while intoxicated.According to jail records, Daniel Bloss was taken into custody on Wednesday by the Colleyville Police Department.He was being held in the Tarrant County jail on a charge of driving while intoxicated.Bloss is the head band director at Keller High School and teaches music classes. Prior to teaching at Keller High School, he was a band director at Timberview Middle School.Colleyville police have not yet released any details on the circumstances surrounding the case.Keller ISD has not yet commented on his arrest.
