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Federal immigration authorities to be 'more present' in Brownsville, commissioner says (opens the original)
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A Brownsville city commissioner says federal immigration authorities will be more present in the city. Commissioner Linda Macias made the announcement on social media Saturday. She says the presence is increasing because of the low enforcement numbers. Federal authorities have reportedly stopped work trucks, vans and are showing up at work sites. The Brownsville Police Department said they're not helping U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement with these enforcements. Channel 5 News has reached
Suspects in custody after Mission kidnapping leads to officer-involved shooting (opens the original)
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A Mission police officer was injured while responding to a kidnapping, according to Mission Police Chief Cesar Torres. A suspect in the kidnapping was hospitalized after police officers returned fire, Torres said. According to Torres, Mission police officers were dispatched to the IBC Bank on 121 S. Shary Road shortly after 2 p.m. Wednesday in response to a kidnapping in progress. Responding officers encountered two suspects in a white car, one of whom opened fire and injured the unidentified po
PSJA ISD Police Department equipped with new breaching tool (opens the original)
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Every campus at PSJA ISD now has a new tool that can be used if someone barricades themselves in a classroom. The district purchased 49 breaching tools that are required under Texas’ “Uvalde Strong” bill. The tools are part of a statewide mandate to ensure law enforcement can respond rapidly to active threat situations. The multi-functional tool can force a door open, remove door handles, and includes built-in bolt and chain cutters. The new tools cost about $90,000, and were paid for through st
Man found dead after vehicle fire spreads to home in Donna (opens the original)
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A man was found dead after a vehicle fire spread to a home in Donna on Saturday. The fire occurred in the 1200 block of South 18th Street. Authorities confirmed to Channel 5 News the man was 37 years old, and no foul play is suspected. Donna Fire Chief David Simmons said the fire was reported at around 5:30 p.m., when fire crews arrived they found an SUV engulfed in flames. The vehicle was parked underneath a carport, and the fire spread to the victim's home and a neighbor's home as well, accord
Donna family of 4 loses everything in mobile home fire (opens the original)
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A mother and her three children were able to escape a Sunday fire that destroyed their mobile home. Tears ran down Mariana Ortiz's face as she watched her mobile home located in the 9400 block of Nueces Circle in Donna get swallowed by orange flames and black smoke. “The flames were too strong — and I was just able to get my kids out. I give thanks to God that he allowed me to get my kids out,” Ortiz said. Nails, a metal frame and concrete stairs are the only things left standing of the place Or
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