Run-In From Al Jones Civil Case Update
Al Jones had filed an excessive force suit that was temporarily dismissed pending resolution of a related criminal case. Jurors found no excessive force, while defense attorney William Norman said the civil case will be re-filed in coming months.
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Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Reader Tips for Corrections
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the hotline at 329-7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accuracy and timely corrections.
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Harvey Strikes Houston Area as Floods/Rains Escalate
As Harvey rips through the Houston metro area, residents flee rising waters while city officials warn of potentially many deaths. Coast Guard rescues exceed 3,000 with 7,000 sheltering at George R. Brown Center. floodwaters threaten dams and infrastructure across a 10,000 square mile region.
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Red Cross official calls Harvey response among the hardest and longest
PREP Kieserman describes the Harvey disaster as among the worst and most complex to manage. He notes the flooding will persist for weeks, with thousands in shelters and access barriers hindering aid. Supplies already in Texas cover tens of thousands, but getting them through high water is the key challenge.
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Neighbors Remember Hill After Fatal Crash In Cleveland
A fatal crash on Stanford Avenue left Hill dead at the scene. Fitch, identified as the other driver, survived with serious injuries and faced possible charges for operating a vehicle under the influence. Police said the investigation continues and more charges may follow.
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