‘Christmas Cops’ helping hundreds of Plano families this year with toys, food, donations
More than 100 businesses and organizations in Plano have donated to the cause.
Volunteers, businesses, residents and organizers have joined together to help more than 350 families in need through the Plano Police Association Christmas Cops program this year.
“This is just one more way our community comes together in times of need. We are thankful to each and every one of you,” the Plano Police Department wrote on its Facebook page.
Toys and donations were collected from more than 100 businesses and organizations in Plano. Texas Collision Centers donated a total of $15,000 to the cause. A detailed listing of other donors appears on the Christmas Cops’ Facebook page.
Snejana Farberov, Daily Mail, December 9, 2020
A suspected Texas serial killer has been indicted on three additional counts of capital murder after previously being charged with smothering 14 elderly women to death and stealing their valuables.
A Dallas County Grand Jury on Tuesday indicted healthcare worker Billy Chemirmir, 48, on murder charges in the deaths of Joyce Abramowitz, 82; Doris Wasserman, 90, and Margaret White, 86, who were all killed at The Tradition-Prestonwood senior living community in Dallas between July 2016 and December 2017.
Billy Chemirmir
Chemirmir, a Kenyan national living in the US illegally, now faces a total of 17 capital murder charges and two counts of attempted capital murder stemming from similar attacks.