Margie Townsend is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas, focusing on local news and events. With a background in reporting for Hoodline, Margie covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, sports, and community issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Dallas and surrounding areas.
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Margie Townsend's coverage is heavily focused on crime, tragedy, and public safety in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Her articles cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage related to these themes.
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By: Margie Townsend
Yesterday marked the solemn anniversary of a tragic loss for the city. Webster C. Gentry, a World War I veteran who rushed to volunteer during a crisis, lost his life 102 years ago in the line of duty. On April 25, 1922, amid the chaos of flooding along the Trinity River, Gentry joined the ranks of some 500 men sworn in to assist by Assistant Chief of Police Lee, according to the Fort Worth Police Department.
By: Margie Townsend
In the pre-dawn calm of Plano, Texas, a high-speed pursuit unfolded as police apprehended a teenager behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle. The Plano Police Department reported that Officer Smith spotted a vehicle previously reported stolen to the Dallas Police Department. The incident, which escalated into a chase, took place on Thursday, March 29, around 3:00 a.m. Officer Smith's attempt to pull over the driver, 17-year-old Edwin Martinez, led to Martinez fleeing and subsequently abandoning the car in the streets of Garland, according to the Plano Texas Police Department.
By: Margie Townsend
Getzendaner Park in Waxahachie plans a community event on May 11th, with high hopes despite potential rainy weather.
By: Margie Townsend
Source: White Settlement Police Department Last night, the quiet of a local apartment complex was shattered by the theft of a truck, leading to an intricate dance between technology and law enforcement. According to the White Settlement Police Department, the incident occurred around 2 a.m. on the 1800 block of S. Las Vegas Trail. The White Settlement PD's night shift crew, under the command of Sgt. Frank Blaustein, deployed cutting-edge tactics to track the stolen vehicle, wielding the Flock license plate recognition system which clutched the fleeing suspect's path in its digital talons.
By: Margie Townsend
In a solemn show of respect, the Irving Police Department joined with the Corpus Christi Police to escort the body of a fallen officer, Kyle Hicks, who posthumously continued his legacy of service by becoming an organ donor. Hicks, who served the Corpus Christi community with dedication, was transported to his North Texas hometown where his final act ensured the gift of life to others.
By: Margie Townsend
The Princeton Police Department is mourning the loss of Officer Nancy Dominguez, who was tragically killed in an off-duty motor vehicle accident on April 20. As the community prepares to bid farewell, Williams Funeral Home in Princeton will host her graveside service today, where friends and family will gather to honor the esteemed officer's memory. According to the Garland Police Department, significant traffic delays are expected in the area between noon and 2 p.m., and the department has asked for patience from the public during this time.
By: Margie Townsend
In a moment of community and national spirit, Lewisville Police Officers undertook a task of honor last Thursday as they escorted a group of Medal of Honor recipients from DFW Airport to Gainesville, Texas. The convoy, led by five officers from the Lewisville Police Department, was part of a larger ongoing tradition recognizing the valor of these distinguished servicemen.
By: Margie Townsend
The city of Fort Worth is set to honor fallen police officers with a memorial service, a solemn event marked with reverence for those who have paid the ultimate price in the line of duty. The community and family members are invited to gather on Wednesday, May 1st at 6:00 p.m. at the Fort Worth Police Memorial located at 2201 W 7th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107, to pay their respects to the brave men and women of the force.
By: Margie Townsend
Michael Wayne Fields, 64, previously missing, has been safely located according to the Dallas Police Department.
By: Margie Townsend
The streets of Austin were marked this weekend by a solemn tribute as members of the Honor Guard from the Dallas County Sheriff's Office gathered to remember the fallen. The Peace Officer Memorial event, an annual observance, brought together law enforcement from across the state to honor those who have paid the ultimate price while serving in the line of duty. according to the Dallas County Sheriff's Department.
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