Texas Man Found Guilty of Making Pipe Bombs in his Home
A Texas man awaits sentencing after federal jurors found him guilty of making explosive devices in his home.
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Police: Suspects Accused of Burglarizing Church, Taking $6K Worth of Items
Police are working to identify three suspects accused of burglarizing a church on Sunday in Texas.
Texas Teen Mentor Convicted on Child Pornography Charges
A Texas teen mentor and founder of a nonprofit youth organization pleaded guilty Monday to the charge of sexual exploitation of a child, also known as production of child pornography, announced Abe Martinez, acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas.
Suspect Shot in Head After Allegedly Invading a Home as Harvey Made Landfall
On Friday a suspect was shot in the head by a Corpus Christi homeowner after allegedly invading a home as hurricane Harvey made landfall.
Watch: Hurricane Winds Pummel Texas Coastal City
As authorities and local residents braced for the arrival of Hurricane Harvey, extremely strong winds began shaking this coastal city. Police officers stopped their patrolling operation and moved to secure facilities as the storm winds increased.
Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Child Sex Trafficking
HOUSTON, Texas — A Houston man pleaded guilty in federal court on Friday to sex trafficking a child by posting classified advertisements on Backpage.com.
Sex Trafficking of 15-Year-Old Texas Girl Leads to 40-Year Prison Sentence
A Texas jury in Corpus Christi wasted no time in handing down a 40-year prison sentence following their conviction on Friday of a man who was sex trafficking a 15-year-old girl.
Texas AG Gets Court Order to Stop Sale of Synthetic Drugs
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office announced he has obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) against three tobacco stores to stop them from selling synthetic marijuana. The move by the state’s attorney general was made in conjunction with the City of Corpus Christi Police Department.
