Houston Public MediaA Houston Police Department captain who was relieved of his duties this week is facing sexual assault and child pornography charges.
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An alleged bank robbery suspect fatally shot himself after leading local police officers on a pursuit that ended on a dead end street in southeast Houston, officials said.
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Dickinson bank robbery suspect shot, killed himself after police chase ended in Houston, police say
The suspect's vehicle was damaged during the pursuit and had a flat tire before it was involved in an accident with a League City patrol car. Another civilian vehicle was also involved in a traffic collision with the suspect's vehicle. No injuries were reported from that collision.
A 37-year-old man who escaped police custody while receiving medical treatment at a Houston area hospital Sunday was apprehended within hours of escaping, according to the League City Police Department.
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37-year-old inmate apprehended after escaping custody from League City hospital
After his arrest, Taylor had a medical complaint and was transported to the University of Texas Medical Branch Victory Lakes hospital for evaluation. Early Sunday morning, the man escaped custody from a hospital room, according to the police department.
As authorities in Wyoming search for two teenage boys alleged to have stolen guns and a car, police in a Houston-area suburb more than 1,400 miles away are on high alert – even though they say they've found no credible threats.
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League City increases police presence at schools in response to concerns about missing teens from Wyoming
The League City Police Department said it has found no credible threats related to the 16-year-old boys who allegedly stole two guns and a car last week before fleeing their hometown in Wyoming. But the Houston-area suburb is still beefing up security at its schools this week in response to concerns among community members.