Texas authorities issue a Blue Alert
What is a blue alert in Texas, and why are they issued hundreds of miles away from an incident?
Seth Altman— "wanted for involvement in the killing or serious injury of a law enforcement officer"— was last seen in an area southeast of Amarillo. That's hours away from major Texas cities and their residents that were hit with an unexpected and loud early morning alert.
The message, known as a Blue Alert, warned residents of an at-large gunman who’d shot the police chief of Memphis, Texas. It ...
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the alert was issued for Seth Altman, 33, of Memphis, for "the killing or ...
The Texas Department of Public Safety issued the notice Friday morning over a suspect accused of shooting a law enforcement ...
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Gov. Greg Abbott announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man at the center of a "Blue Alert" ...
The Blue Alert blared through cell phones and rattled devices, startling Texans with an unplanned awakening at 5 a.m.
When a Blue Alert was sent to Texas phones early Friday morning, social media became a ground zero forum for an onslaught of public complaints.
The Texas Department of Public Safety issued a Blue Alert looking for a man suspected of shooting a law enforcement officer.
Texans’ cellphones lit up around 4:50 a.m. with an emergency notification as authorities search for a man accused of shooting ...
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