Authorities say 21-year-old David Flores called 911 admitting to shooting his brother, leading to his arrest and upgraded murder charges.
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Border Patrol Arrests Smuggling Ring Leader in Edinburg
Authorities capture Mexican ringleader tied to smuggling operations and violent home invasions.
Crime Alert: McAllen PD Hunts Auto Theft Ringleader Linked to Multiple Stolen Trucks
Authorities are searching for 28-year-old Luis Alberto Torres, also known as Beto, accused of leading a vehicle theft ring.
Update: Suspect Faces Capital Murder Charges After Teen’s Death in Hidalgo County Shooting”
Geoffrey J. Luna is now charged with capital murder following the death of a 16-year-old in a drug deal gone wrong.
McAllen Police Hunt for Suspect in Stolen GMC Sierra Pickup Case
Benito Laredo, 28, is wanted for stealing a 2020 GMC Sierra in Brownsville as authorities intensify their search.
DPS Searching for Human Smuggler After High-Speed Chase Ends in McAllen
DPS is searching for a human smuggler who abandoned ten undocumented immigrants after a high-speed chase ended in a crash in McAllen.
Mission High School Bomb Threat Deemed a False Alarm, Student Arrested
A 17-year-old student was arrested for making a bomb threat at Mission High School. The threat was later determined to be a joke, but the student now faces a state jail felony charge.
Santa Rosa Authorities Arrest Suspects in Edinburg Teen Shooting
Two men, Isaac Medrano and Martin Moreno Jr., were arrested in Santa Rosa in connection with the shooting of a 14-year-old girl in Edinburg, leaving her hospitalized.
Man Charged with Human Smuggling and Evading Arrest After High-Speed Chase in McAllen
Juan Rios Gomez faces charges of human smuggling and evading arrest after leading Palmview police on a high-speed chase that ended at La Plaza Mall in McAllen.
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