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Family and friends mourn the loss of victims killed in Deep Ellum shootings
Family members and friends are mourning the loss of their loved ones after Halloween night shootings killed four people and wounded more than 15 in Deep Ellum in Dallas. One of the victims fatally shot in the 2600 block of Elm Street was Isaiah Boling, 20, of Mansfield. Boling was the father of two young children , and his family is facing an unimaginable tragedy, according to a verified GoFundMe post created for funeral expenses. “He leaves behind a 2-year-old son and a 1-year-old daughter who are far too young to understand this loss,” the post read. Three people were gunned down in the 200 block of South Crowdus Street. Anthony Martin Jr., 25, was among them. “Anthony was young, and his life and dreams were cut short by a senseless act of violence,” his siblings wrote in a GoFundMe post. The family wrote that they now face the heartbreaking task of laying him to rest while grieving an unimaginable loss. Kaniesa Scott, 21, who was also shot in the 200 block of South Crowdus Street, was described by her family as “a young woman with a beautiful spirit, a big personality, and a heart full of love.” Scott was
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Assault, possession of a controlled substance reported in this week’s crime log
This is a crime wrap-up for Nov. 2-6. At approximately 2:37 p.m. Nov. 6, UTA Police officers responded to a disturbance at the UTA Police Department, UTA Police Capt. Jim Randles said in a Microsoft Teams message. Following an investigation, a nonaffiliated male was arrested for criminal trespass. Another person...
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Out and About in Arlington: Visit a fall market or mingle with fellow dog owners
Apple pies, pumpkin patches and cinnamon spice seem like they’re already being kicked out by yule logs, Christmas lights and gingerbread. But before fall is overtaken by caroling and silver bells, the Lattes and Local Makers market at Nehemiah Coffee Co. will have handmade goods like jewelry, soap, holiday greeting cards and fresh flower bouquets.
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Arlington Defends 134 Flock Cameras After Residents Question Surveillance Reach
Arlington city leaders spent two public meetings this week defending the police department’s network of 134 Flock license plate reader cameras, a system that scanned 1.5 million unique plates in the 30 days leading up to Wednesday. The sessions, a town hall Monday and a city council work session Tuesday, were called to address mounting public concern over how much of residents’ daily movement the cameras are capturing and who gets to see it.
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Tex-Ethiopian Smokehouse honors late owner with free meals
Eight years ago, Patrick and Fasicka Hicks fused their Texas and Ethiopian cultures to create what is now a Michelin-recognized staple in south Arlington: Smoke N’ Ash BBQ. Patrick’s death in early October left a hole in the hearts of the Arlington community. To honor his memory, the restaurant will be holding a memorial meal — an effort to serve those in need or who may not have a hot meal at home otherwise.