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February 2010
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Dallas Commissioner John Wiley Price defends nonprofit Kwanzaa Fest event Two decades old Dallas County jail death makes it to trial finally False rumors spread swiftly across Dallas County about constable arrests UPDATE: Victim in fiery LBJ Freeway crash denies police finding of distracted driving Controversy brewing over training records of Senior Cpl. Victor Lozada Dallas Crime Watch: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 Lawsuit filed by family of Dallas officer who died while escorting Hillary Rodham Clinton Dallas' first female firefighter helped rescue woman from burning car on LBJ Freeway Dallas homicide: Alma Alonso, 48, stabbing Dallas man a true hero for saving woman from burning car along LBJ Freeway Categories
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"Send the police," he said, according to police documents. "I have killed my wife." When Dallas police officers arrived at the Pleasant Grove home, Alonso, 49, answered the door "with blood all over his clothing, face and hands," the documents said. The cops found Alma Alonso, 48, dead in an upstairs bedroom of the home in the 10200 block of Shelburne Drive near North Masters Drive and Bruton Road. A large butcher knife was in her left eye, police said. Officers took Felipe Alonso to DPD Headquarters, where he told a detective "I don't feel good because of what I had done." His son told police that Alonso had not been taking his medication for Bipolar disorder and had been acting weird toward his wife, police documents said. Felipe Alonso is being held at the Dallas County Jail in lieu of $150,000 bail. E-mail entry: |
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so will they downgrade this one to "injury to a child"
or aggraveted assualt