A 13-year-old cold case solved, giving one family some long-awaited answers
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WACO, TEXAS â It was a normal day in May 2008 for Lenda Port.
She spent most of her night bowling with friends, however, when she came home and went to sleep she was awoken by her phone ringing multiple times.
âShe goes, it s Bree, and I said, âWell, where is she?ââ Port said, remembering the night her sister called her. âShe kind of hesitated and she said, âShe s gone.â I said, no⦠and I just screamed.â
Her sister was calling to tell her that her daughter, Bree Breichner, was struck by a hit-and-run driver and died by I-35 in Bruceville Eddy.
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A golden retriever named Jack was enjoying his backyard in Axtell, Texas last Friday, when he was shot and killed by an unknown assailant
Owner Jessica Millsaps realized Jack had been killed when she checked on a home security camera shortly after, and saw him lying on motionless
Her mom rushed to check on the 18 month-old dog, with the Millsaps floored by news of his killing
Jack s shooting is now being probed by sheriff s deputies, who say they are making good progress on catching the killer
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VIDEO | Axtell family dog reportedly shot dead in backyard, deputies investigating The video has a loud and clear sound of a rifle going off and you can see Jack running from the direction of the neighbors, the dog s owner said in an email. Author: 6 News Digital (6News) Published: 12:48 PM CDT May 11, 2021 Updated: 6:36 PM CDT May 11, 2021
AXTELL, Texas The McLennan County Sheriff s Office is investigating a case in Axtell where a family s dog was shot and killed in their backyard while they were out of town, Cpt. Steve January confirmed to 6 News on Tuesday.
In an email to 6 News, the dog s owner said her family went on a camping trip over Mother s Day weekend and went on their surveillance camera app to check on their Golden Retriever, Jack. Then they noticed he wasn t moving.
The Temple Police department asked residents to avoid a local neighborhood Monday after they found a possible explosive device inside a home.
According to a report from our news partners at KWTX, on May 10, Temple Police were executing a search warrant in the the 3700 block of Lynx Trail around 11:30 AM when a possible explosive device was located.
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Local law enforcement Immediately advised the community to avoid the area, then called in the McLennan County bomb squad to examine the device. Fox 44 reports that McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara confirmed the device was verified as a live pipe bomb.