Woman dies after shooting involving Plano officers, police say
byPlano police has since identified the woman as 32-year-old Allison Seitz. Results of a Collin County M.E. report have not yet been released.
Crime
Plano woman convicted in 2022 racist assault
by59 year old Esmeralda Upton, a Plano resident, entered a guilty plea to four…
Crimes Against Children division prosecutes two Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child cases
byOne man was caught on a sleep clinic’s cameras. Staff immediately alerted police, opening an investigation that discovered months of abuse.
Plano PD, Collin County DA secure life sentence for “sorority rapist”
byOver a decade after the case of string of rapes went cold, Jeffrey Wheat, a.k.a. the Sorority Rapist, was sentenced to life in prison.
Watch out drivers: TxDOT has reduced the speed limit along Preston Road
byThe speed limit along the north end of Preston Road has been decreased after a TxDOT study, with the new speed limit at 45 mph.
Former Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation paralegal sentenced to federal prison for wire fraud
byNnenna Mary Jones, a former paralegal for TMWF, stole at least $17,000 from her clients and is facing 14 months in federal prison.
Man who allegedly hit a pedestrian, drove nearly 40 miles with body previously arrested in Plano
byPlano PD arrested Flores for driving while intoxicated in 2020. Flores was arrested on Saturday after allegedly hitting a pedestrian.
Plano PD makes arrests in sex trafficking conspiracy
byInvestigators believe that there are other individuals who worked for or had interactions with this organization and are encouraging any members of the public with information about the case or potential victims to call Plano PD.
UPDATE: Plano PD cracks down on prostitution in massage parlors
byThe city of Plano filed a pre-suit discovery petition on Tennyson Wellness Center, aiming to eliminate prostitution.
Plano man sentenced to 40 years in prison following seventh drug-related felony
byRivera was found with 22.6 grams of methamphetamine, enough for 100 individual doses, according to the District Attorney’s Office.