During a seven-year law enforcement career as a Dallas County deputy constable and Dallas City marshal, Tyler Atkins says he protected the public from fake security guards. "I used to take people to jail who used to run security companies without a license," he says. But for the past several month ... More >>
Back in March we tried to get to the bottom of whether or not the city's now-semi-regular warrant roundups actually work. To summarize: yes and no -- yes, because "there's a 33 percent increase of people paying their fines when we do these," said Chief Deputy Marshal Paul Hansen; no, because the ... More >>
Via.The city sent word a little whole ago: Beginning at 6 a.m. Saturday, the Dallas City Marshal's Office will conduct yet another warrant roundup of "individuals with outstanding arrest warrants for unpaid traffic and non-traffic citations." Happens every spring. If you're so inclined, you can b ... More >>
Back in March there was one of the city's semi-annual warrant roundups -- otherwise known as pay-up-or-get-locked-up weekend -- during which we peeked at the city's lengthy list of scofflaws only to find, way down toward zee end, a woman named Sherriee (or Sherice or Sherie or ...) Zeek with seve ... More >>