Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Minnesota police sergeant, father of two, dies suddenly after brain infection Suspect arrested outside Paxton HQ with ammo in car following disturbance Doorbell video shows Austin mass shooting suspect leaving apartment before deadly rampage A progressive Texas district attorney said he will not seek charges against the Austin police officers who fatally shot a gunman who killed three people and injured 13 others in a suspected terror attack amid speculation they could potentially face a grand jury. Travis County District Attorney José Garza released a statement after Gov. Greg Abbott said he would eventually have the final say on whether the officers should be charged or convicted in court.
