Tanya Eiserer is an investigative reporter for WFAA, with a focus on police and criminal justice issues in the Dallas area. With years of experience in the field, Tanya is dedicated to uncovering the truth and advocating for justice. Her work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, showcasing her expertise and commitment to investigative journalism.
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Tanya Eiserer's coverage is highly focused on local legal and political issues, with a particular emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in the Texas area. She often covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and regularly reports on topics such as property disputes, cold cases, whistleblower lawsuits, drug trafficking, Ponzi schemes among others.
Given her extensive focus on local legal matters in Texas including but not limited to property disputes and criminal cases involving fraud or abuse of vulnerable individuals; reaching out with expertise in law enforcement practices or advocacy for victims' rights could be beneficial. Additionally providing insights into public policy initiatives or legislative developments at the state level would also be relevant to her reporting.
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By: Tanya Eiserer
National has now agreed that he did not cause the damage, dropped the claim and apologized.
By: Tanya Eiserer
Records obtained by WFAA show the jail last revised its restraint procedure in 2007 and its use of force policy in 2009.
Under the agreement, Bryan Riser will be paid more than three years of back pay. Riser was also reinstated in exchange for his resignation.
By: Tanya Eiserer
DALLAS — The City of Dallas has agreed to settle with a former Dallas police officer who says a detective wrongfully orchestrated his arrest in the killings of two people.
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has served almost five years in prison. She is up for parole later this month.
By: Tanya Eiserer
DALLAS — In Allisa Charles-Findley's phone, she still lists her brother as her emergency contact. He's on her Netflix and Hulu accounts.
By: Tanya Eiserer
Video released to WFAA shows Robert Miller, 38, barely able to walk after he was sprayed off camera and left in his cell, where he was found unresponsive.
By: Tanya Eiserer
The new policy took effect Tuesday. It contains detailed instructions about the use of chemical spray and what to do to avoid positional asphyxia.
Guyger was convicted of murdering Botham Jean in his home in 2018 and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
By: Tanya Eiserer
The issues surrounding boarding homes made headlines this spring following the arrest of Regla Becquer, who ran homes in Tarrant County.
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