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A Denton County jury found ex-Denton officer Joel Weinstein guilty Wednesday of tampering with an arrest affidavit, the first case in a larger Denton Police Department investigation to go to trial.

Hood County has shut down and covered three Flock license plate cameras after officials and residents raised privacy and mass surveillance concerns.

Denton police say the license plate readers from Flock are an important crime-fighting tool. But some residents in Denton, similar to residents in cities across Texas recently, say they are mass surveillance and are petitioning for the city to end its contract with Flock Safety.

The Aubrey Police Department reports that one woman was rescued and a male suspect was arrested at an Aubrey-area home after being held hostage for more than 24 hours.

Hostage negotiations are ongoing as one woman remains captive in an Aubrey home Tuesday morning after a man called 911 and threatened to shoot two females late Monday night.

A former sheriff鈥檚 deputy convicted of his girlfriend鈥檚 murder in Denton pleaded guilty Thursday to tampering with evidence from the murder in鈥�

Current Assistant Chief Tony Salas has been named Denton鈥檚 acting chief of police, effective Jan. 10. Salas will assume the role following Police Chief Jessica Robledo鈥檚 retirement, which was announced last week.

Denton Police Chief Jessica Robledo plans to retire in February due to a recent death in her family, according to a city official.

A former Denton officer allegedly made false statements under oath after he arrested a man in 2023, accusing the man of evading arrest, according to documents the Denton Record-Chronicle obtained Wednesday.

According to indictments made available Friday, two Denton police officers are accused of unlawfully arresting a 27-year-old man who was experiencing homelessness and intentionally falsifying his actions in an arrest affidavit.

The Texas Rangers are currently investigating a shooting that involved four Denton police officers and left one man dead early Sunday morning.

The two current employees 鈥� officers Ronald Foy and William Hulslander 鈥� are currently suspended without pay.