A Dallas police officer turned himself in to authorities late last week for a theft warrant, the Dallas Police Department confirmed. It's a high-tech theft investigation involving a lot of money. A veteran DPD officer who worked an off-duty security job at area Apple stores is accused of stealing from them.

The man was experiencing a mental health crisis before officers arrived, Chief Daniel Comeaux said during a news conference when the department

Dallas man Trakari Brown arrested for a series of family violence incidents, facing charges of Continuous Violence Against the Family and Stalking.

Authorities are seeking the driver of a white Chevrolet Equinox in a fatal hit-and-run and are also trying to locate the family of the victim, Rafael Rivera Hernandez.

The three others include interim Police Chief Robert Alldredge, former Dallas Police Deputy Chief Vernon Hale III and Los Angeles Police Deputy Chief Emada Tingirides, the city announced.

Dallas Police arrested Zechariah Ramirez for burglary and evading arrest after a foiled home break-in on Accent Lane.

The city has a goal of hiring 4,000 more officers by 2029. Recruiting classes are starting to increase thanks to higher salaries and other expanded hiring efforts.

As of June, the Dallas Police Department forecasted adding 320 new officers to its 3,200-strong force by the end of September, while on track to lose 172.