Strong storms lash Dallas area with 70 mph winds
Severe weather overwhelmed North Texas as storms churned through Dallas Fort Worth. Winds up to 70 mph toppled trees and damaged buildings including a church wall. A tornado warning prompted sirens though no tornado was confirmed. Five children were rescued from rising waters in southern Dallas and a mobile home was destroyed near Joshua.
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Suspect in fatal stabbing linked to multiple assaults in Odessa
Police say 34 year old Clinton Howard died after a stabbing in the 1400 block of North Hancock Avenue as 21 year old William Smiley was also struck. The suspect, later identified as 21 year old Smith, fled the scene prompting a manhunt with billboards used to locate him. The case ties to an April 24 assault on Amberlyn Brooks, a 19 year old seriously injured. Investigators report Smith confessed to multiple stabbings and an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with motive unclear. the probe continues.
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