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<p>Crimes have taken place in cars or motel rooms for several weeks, arrest documents reveal.</p><p>Dallas, a 29-year-old woman, has been accused of forcing two minor family members to have sex with men in different hotels for several months, police said.</p><p>Victoria Nicole Bautista, who lives in Far East Dallas, is in Dallas County Jail, where she faces charges of forced prostitution under the age of 18, continued child trafficking under the age of 18, and theft. Her total bail had been set at $201,000.</p><p>Bautista is accused of pressuring two girls between March 12 and October 15 for repeated paid sexual encounters and taking the money, according to police reports. One of the suspects is a pre-teen, according to the affidavit, and the other is a male.</p>

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19:45 3 November

Women sold girls to Dallas hotels from her own family for sex, the police say.

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<p>Since 1980, the First Mexican Baptist Church has been located in Betty Jane Lane, Dallas.</p><p>After floods devastated the Dallas Church last month, hundreds of volunteers spent their Saturday trying to clean up.</p><p>Pastor Ricardo Brambila, with the First Mexican Baptist Church, or Primera Iglesia Bautista, on Betty Jane Avenue, said that this week at least five tons of rubble had been removed, but Saturday put together the largest crowd of volunteers, with at least 300 people helping to clean up the mess.</p><p>"The community is brought together by a disaster like this and there are no denominal barriers, no borders," Brambila said. The Congregation has been there since 1980 according to Brambila. A place of worship and countless celebrations was the building itself.</p><p>"We've lost something," he said. "It's been taken away so quickly.</p><p>However, he said that because of the outpouring of community support, affection and empathy within the church's walls were renewed. Nearby churches, including the Marsh Lane Baptist Church, served hot meals that appeared undamaged.</p>

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12:53 27 October

Volunteers help clean up the Church of Dallas destroyed by Storm

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<p>"I did not jump or anything in front of a car," said Jordan Jasper. "I just advised our friends to go home early so they wouldn't get caught in the bad weather." This week, Home Depot workers who missed their store on Forest Lane after a tornado hit Sunday were out to help others. The employees of the 160-year-old shop had a lot to be thankful for.</p><p>Jordan Jasper, assistant store manager, wanted to send workers home early on Sunday night, likely saving their lives. A storm blew through the roof and left the store with a complete loss, except for the U.S. flag and side-side show pergola.</p><p>This shop, located just east of Dallas ' North Central Expressway, is usually closed at 8 p.m. The team works before 9 p.m. on Sundays.</p>

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12:46 27 October

A tornado that destroyed the Dallas Home Depot had left a flag and a hero standing.

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<p>DESOTO, Texas— Saturday night, police say, an off-duty Dallas officer mistakenly shot and wounded his adult son in DeSoto.</p><p>At about 6 p.m. DeSoto police responded to a 1400 Carriage Creek Drive shooting incident on October 26, when the dispatcher— who identified himself as an off-duty Dallas police officer— told officers that he accidentally shot his grown-up son after mistaking him as an intruder.</p><p>When police arrived, the off-duty officer's father was found bleeding from his right forearm. He was transported to a nearby hospital with a life-threatening condition Neither of his or her father's identities have been reported at this stage.</p><p>There have been no charges at the moment and the initial reports suggest that this was an accidental shooting.</p>

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12:11 27 October

Police: Dallas Officer off-duty accidentally fired, adult child wounds believed he was an attacker

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<p>A storm erupted in northern Dallas on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Fort Worth. The service posted that it had visual confirmation north of Interstate 635 and east of I-75 at around 9:30 p.m. It's CDT.</p><p>No reported injuries or deaths were recorded early Monday morning, the city's website said. Police and fire crews are still assessing the damage caused by the storm.</p><p>City officials have urged residents to stay indoors if they are in the area with storm damage due to downed trees, power lines, and debris. There have been rumors of a gas leak in the city of Walnut Hill.</p><p>Six schools across the Dallas Independent School District canceled classes on Monday due to extensive damage sustained by some of the buildings in the tornado, the district tweeted.</p><p>The Dallas metro area reportedly has over 65,000 consumers without electricity, according to Oncor. There is no known time for energy recovery, states Oncor's website. The community must open a shelter at 2 a.m. The Bachman Sports Center.</p>

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10:36 21 October

Tornado landed in northern Dallas, the National Weather Service states.

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<p>Fire officials said that seven people had narrowly escaped from a house that had fallen in northern Dallas, while many reported being injured by glass.</p><p>A tornado plowed a long way through North Dallas on Sunday night, killing tens of thousands of customers.</p><p>City officials said no serious injuries had been identified, but many buildings had been destroyed, and news and social media photos showed a number of homes with roofs torn off.</p><p>The National Weather Service reported this at 9:48 p.m. That the storm has touched down in the north and northeast of Dallas It was said that a second severe weather disturbance would pass through the night and that more tornadoes would be likely.</p><p>NBC Dallas-Fort Worth reported that the tornado had landed near Love Field and that its radar suggested that the tornado could have moved 17 miles. The station and other news organizations have posted images and videos of downed power lines, rubble and hundreds of emergency personnel on the roads of the northwestern part of the city.</p>

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10:28 21 October

Tornado breaks into Dallas plunge tens of thousands into darkness.

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<p>Major Eric Johnson told Him that on Sunday he expects the police to carry out an in-depth investigation into Joshua Brown's shooting. DALLAS — In the recent trial of a police officer who has been convicted of murder for murdering his upstairs neighbor, the mayor of Dallas asked the public not to talk about the fatal shooting of the main witness.</p><p>On Twitter on Sunday, Mayor Eric Johnson said he expected the police to perform a thorough investigation into Joshua Brown's murder and that in the meantime people would "refrain from speculation."</p><p>Brown, 28 years of age, was murdered in a fatal shooting in September 2018 by her upstairs neighbor, Botham Jean, just three days after the jury found Amber Guyger guilty of murder. She claimed she mistreated her own apartment while working a long shift and assumed Jean was a burglar.</p><p>Brown stayed in the same building, although the police have said that he's been shot to death in another. The U. Renee Hall Inspector, an officer, said on Sunday that Brown was not being murdered by her unit.</p><p>The lawyer at the Jean estate, Lee Merritt, posted on Twitter a statement that he spoke to Brown's mom and said: "she's distraught." He claimed he stayed in the 4th floor on the night of the murder in a hallway with Jean, and then heard what sounded "two gunshots by accident." Brown became distressed and used his T-shirt and pillow at points during his deposition for drying eyes. For the first time that day, he told us that he had met Jean, a 26-year-old accountant from St. Lucia's Caribbean island nation.</p><p>Brown claimed that he relocated to Texas in 2008 from South Florida University, where he played soccer, according to the Dallas Morning News, around 2012 and 2013 and had left in 2008.</p><p>"Joshua was a loveable and respected leader of our football team, and many of the lives were impacted by his death," said USF. "In this really painful time, our hearts turn to Joshua's parents, friends, and loved ones." Brown was shot in his foot last year and a 25-year-old man was shot dead outside a night club, the newspaper reported. </p><p>CBS News was told by Merritt that Brown became upset after this incident that somebody was watching him. "He is hesitant to appear here because he was fired and feared that some individuals could hurt him," said Merritt.</p><p><br></p>

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09:36 21 October

Joshua Brown Murder – Following Guyger's murder witness.

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<p>It seems crazy, but bookmakers don't like his odds – for now. Plus meet the NCAA's top prospects, James Neal's comeback continues and more.</p><p>In 2019-20, the Dallas Stars got off to a rough start, but there were enough good signs to give fans hope that the boat would soon get right.</p><p>So it seems odd how types of gambling project head coach Jim Montgomery as an early favorite to lose his job this season. Monty didn't make any pre-season predictions in this area, so some explanation is needed:</p><p>According to the gambling company BetOnline, in the early season, the leading candidate for firing is Dallas coach Jim Montgomery, who had the misfortune of starting the year against the Stanley Cup finalists in the last years.</p><p>Still, the sportsbook has some reasonable cause for its pessimism. Dallas is a team with hopes, which is always a dangerous context for a slow start. The Stars have not just play Boston and St. Louis; in their third game, they were crushed on the clock by a Detroit team that wasn't highly regarded.</p><p>Athletic Jonathan Willis is quick to slow down this roll, however:</p><p>But before we shrug our shoulders and agree with the favorite provided, it's worth looking at the only-slightly larger photo. The Stars had 4-game stretches like this last season. They were the exception rather than the rule and they weren't front-loaded on the schedule but they were weathered them and it's whole possible it will do the same after this early blip.</p>

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09:33 21 October

Jim is Montgomery on the Hot Seat? Dallas Stars Daily Links:

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<p>Before the jury sat on the sixth day of the trial of Amber Guyger on Saturday, former Dallas Police Chief Craig Miller was summoned by the defense as an expert witness to testify to a temporary condition called "inattentional blindness."</p><p>Miller said the condition was not universally accepted by the scientific community. But, he said, on the basis of "the totality of the evidence," he thought that the former officer was justified in shooting Botham Jean, whose apartment she said she had entered after mistaking it for herself.</p><p>The judge instructed that Miller would not be permitted to tell that in front of a jury, but said that he would be allowed to testify on a narrow spectrum of issues related to policeman distraction.</p><p>The jury then heard about five minutes of testimony on the 6th day of the trial before being sent home.</p><p>Guyger, 31 years old, who is white, is on trial for murder after she killed Jean, 26, who was black, in September last year. The accountant was alone in his apartment when Guyger walked through his front door.</p><p>On Friday, Guyger confessed that she mistook Jean's fourth-floor apartment on her own, one floor below. She said that she parked on the wrong level of the apartment complex and walked through the unlocked door, thinking it was her own.</p><p><br></p>

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23:06 1 October

Amber Guyger was justified in shooting a black man, says the ex-police chief of Dallas.

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<p>The trial is set to begin on Friday for the white former Dallas police officer who shot and killed her unarmed black neighbor in his apartment last year. Amber Guyger said that, by mistake, she entered the apartment and thought the 26-year-old Botham Shem Jean was a robber.</p><p>Guyger, a four-year police veteran who was fired last year, was initially indicted with manslaughter on 6 September 2018, killing Jean, a Dallas accountant and a resident of St. Lucia. A grand jury issued an indictment for murder in November.</p><p>Jean, an up-and-coming associate at PriceWaterhouseCoopers in Dallas, was a leader in his local church, hoping to return to St. Lucia and enter public service someday.</p><p>According to Guyger, she was leaving a double shift and parked on the fourth floor of her apartment complex instead of on the third floor where her apartment was located. She walked to the place where her apartment would be if she were on the right floor. There was a bright red doormat Jean placed outside his door to help his friends know his apartment. Guyger said she was going to put her electronic key, and she thrust the gate open. She went in, it was cloudy, she saw a guy inside, and she said that she drew her duty gun and fired Jean in the stomach. Guyger then switched the lamp on, knew that she was in the incorrect apartment, and called 911.</p>

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22:59 1 October

Jury Selection Set To Begin The Case Of Ex-Dallas Cop Who Murdered Black Neighbor

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