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Dallas Police Chief addresses shooting involving an officer – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
SUMMARY: Dallas Police will hold a news conference to provide an update on an investigation into a shooting involving a police officer. Police Chief Eddie Garcia is expected to release body camera footage of the incident, which occurred at a motel in Southeast Dallas. The officers were investigating stolen items when they were shot at, and they returned fire, injuring the suspect. The suspect's identity has not yet been revealed, and he is currently in critical condition. More information, including the body camera video, will be shared during the news conference.
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SUMMARY: The Round Rock Police Department responded to an unusual call about a bobcat kitten playing with packages on a resident's porch. Animal control officers safely captured the mischievous kitten and transported it to a local wildlife rehabilitator. The kitten will receive personalized care until it is mature enough to be released back into the wild. Photos shared by the police department depicted the kitten in a cage, ready for transport. The event was described humorously by the department, highlighting the playful nature of the young bobcat.
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SUMMARY: Caterina Laguda and her late husband, Tony, immigrated from Italy to the U.S. with a dream. Tony, a skilled tailor, and Caterina opened Tony Laguda Formal Wear in Ambler, Pennsylvania. The business recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. Despite Tony's passing, Caterina and her sons continue to run the shop, serving the Montgomery County community for weddings, proms, and other events. They celebrated the milestone with friends, customers, and local business owners, offering coffee, cake, and traditional Italian desserts. More information is available on their Facebook page.
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SUMMARY: Texans receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits impacted by Hurricane Beryl can apply to replace lost or destroyed food. Acting Gov. Dan Patrick announced federal approval for this on Thursday. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is facilitating the process. WIC is also replacing food and formula benefits for eligible families. Applications must be submitted by August 8 for SNAP benefits and by July 31 for WIC. Affected counties range from Anderson to Zavala. Residents can apply via phone, mail, or in person, with benefits credited to Lone Star Cards within two business days post-approval.
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Round Rock police rescue bobcat kitten
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