Below are race results for elections in Tarrant County on Saturday Some races will include results for votes in multiple jurisdictions and are labeled (All Counties); otherwise the total is only for votes cast in that county Get top local stories delivered to you every morning with NBC DFW's News Headlines newsletter By Chase RogersStaff Writer firearms and ammunition in his van told authorities he was planning an attack on a local church according to a report obtained by The Dallas Morning News The Fort Worth Fire Department bomb squad responded early Nov The bomb squad determined three out of eight devices recovered from the back of the van were “destructive,” the report says The fire department report’s brief narrative marks the first public disclosure of the man’s alleged intentions which were the subject of an investigation by White Settlement police with support from federal law enforcement agencies The report does not specify which church the man told authorities he intended to target Authorities had not publicly identified the man as of Tuesday — one week since he was detained by police Crime in The NewsRead the crime and public safety news your neighbors are talking about GoogleFacebookBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy White Settlement police Chief Christopher Cook said the man had been detained at a medical facility since his arrest last week saying police would do so once he was formally arrested On Nov. 26, White Settlement police officers were called at about 5:30 a.m to the 9200 block of Jason Drive after receiving a call from a nearby resident about a “suspicious vehicle” parked on the residential street who was found sitting in the van’s driver’s seat with a handgun on his lap was experiencing a “mental health issue,” according to a police news release Authorities have not provided further details about the nature of the issue two long guns — including an assault-style rifle — and the explosive devices from the van Once the man is released from the medical facility and arrested he will face three charges: possession of a prohibited weapon; unlawful carrying of a weapon; and resisting arrest What federal charges the man could face was unclear Tuesday An FBI spokesperson deferred an inquiry to the police did not provide additional information but said that the agency is working with state and federal authorities to “prosecute to the fullest.” “Just know that ATF and our partners take all threats of violence seriously and will continue to respond expeditiously to keep the citizens of our streets safe,” Abel said in a statement Monday Deputy breaking news editor Alfred Charles contributed to this report He grew up in Granbury and studied journalism at Texas State University in San Marcos he reported for the Austin American-Statesman and the Corpus Christi Caller-Times He can be reached at 361-239-6527 and Signal at crogers.95 Authorities have not publicly identified the man detained as part of an investigation What charges he could face was unclear Tuesday afternoon White Settlement police officers responded at about 5:30 a.m to the 9200 block of Jason Drive after receiving a call from a nearby resident about a “suspicious vehicle” parked on the street who was experiencing a “mental health issue,” in the driver’s seat with a handgun on his lap Officers removed the man from the van while speaking with him The van was towed after the explosives were removed by a Fort Worth Fire Department bomb squad Authorities also seized the handgun and two long guns The investigation so far shows the man was acting alone There is no ongoing threat to public safety at this time An FBI spokesperson referred inquiries seeking additional information to police and Explosives spokesperson did not return a call seeking comment Tuesday afternoon “Investigators are working with federal agencies to determine why the man parked in the neighborhood and what his intentions were,” police said in the release Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application and friend Eiland Keith Presswood passed quietly and peacefully on December 7th Keith was a graduate of Grand Saline High School and attended Texas A&M University where he was in the Corp of Cadets and studied Mechanical Engineering (ME) After skipping a semester Keith was drafted into the Army and was honorably discharge in 1963 While serving he was stationed at Fort Bliss in El Paso where he met his first and only wife Renate Stoeber and became a father in 1960 with the birth of son Mark Richard and in 1963 with the birth of his daughter Stacey Dee He became an associate aerospace engineer with Convair/General Dynamics and became involved with local politics when he was elected a White Settlement City Councilman in the late 1960s He divorced from Renate in 1970 and a short time later was part of a large employment reduction at General Dynamics Keith used this time to work part time and complete his degree requirements at the University of Texas at Arlington earning a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering in 1973 and long-time coach in White Settlement Youth Sports coaching both Football and Baseball for many years His first job after receiving his degree was with Bell Helicopter Textron but when General Dynamics rehired in the late 1970s he returned to GD in 1979 to finish his career He loved playing Slow Pitch Softball and in 1967 his Sonics team won a State Championship He continued playing and coaching an adult woman's softball team with his daughter Stacey on his team Some of his favorite memories include hunting and fishing with his brother Bill and socializing with many life-long friends After retirement he was hired by Sargent Fletcher to consult on fuel system designs for future Military Aircrafts that included the F16 Survivors: Keith is survived by his son Mark and wife Pam of Fort Worth grandchildren Trey and wife Jessica of Fort Worth Alyssa and husband Sam Lackey of Fort Worth and great-grandchildren Cora & Elise (Trey) This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors a foot pursuit through parking lots and roadways and an arrest White Settlement police received a 911 call at 9:47 a.m Friday from a woman who said she had escaped a man who had been holding her hostage for four days police Chief Christopher Cook said in a news release The woman told police she escaped from the man’s white Dodge Caravan van in a Walmart parking lot at 6770 Westworth Blvd Responding officers later saw a van matching that description driving away at a “high rate of speed,” Cook said in the release The owner and driver of the van was identified as Reginald Jameson It was not immediately clear whether Jameson had an attorney Friday Officers attempted to initiate a traffic stop at 10:02 a.m and officers began a pursuit because of the “serious nature of the offense,” Cook said Cook said Jameson ran a red light and attempted to run a second one at the intersection of Alta Mere Drive and Camp Bowie Boulevard where the van crashed into two other vehicles Dashboard camera footage captured by police shows Jameson running on foot from the crash as multiple patrol vehicles circumvent traffic and parking lots to continue the pursuit a White Settlement police officer exits his vehicle to pursue Jameson on foot Footage captured by the officer’s body-worn camera shows Jameson attempting to scale a fence when the officer deploys a Taser The footage shows officers placing Jameson Jameson remained in Tarrant County jail Friday afternoon Cook said Jameson would face two misdemeanor charges and four felony charges including one count of unlawful restraint that exposed a victim to serious bodily injury and one count of family violence/household member by impeding breath and circulation Jameson was facing one count of parole violation for a domestic abuse case in Wisconsin whose identity was not disclosed in the release “This case demonstrates the dangers that exist when officers face violent felons who refuse to give up and flee without any regard to our communities and officers,” Cook said “We are grateful that no innocent people or officers were seriously injured based upon the dangerous driving actions by this offender and that this victim of the kidnapping will be okay.” The woman was “safe with” the Westworth Village police Friday as an investigation was being conducted By Alex NguyenBreaking News Reporter but police say he could see more charges as their investigation continues It wasn’t immediately clear whether he had an attorney as of Saturday Police said in a Facebook post that they responded to the home invasion just before 3:30 a.m Friday at the Oak Timbers Apartments in the 8400 block of Tumbleweed Trail Surveillance video they obtained shows a man attempting to open two nearby residential front doors before finding an unlocked one A woman was asleep inside the apartment and she didn’t know the suspect The man robbed her at knifepoint and fled on foot with some of her cash and keys They say the victim also suffered a serious hand wound but she was able to receive medical attention and leave the hospital later that day Hours after the incident, police said in a subsequent Facebook post that they were able to identify Avila as a person of interest after finding his dropped phone near the crime scene with its flashlight turned on They detained him while he was walking around the nearby Westlake Gardens Apartments suggesting he might have been looking for his phone at the time they then found more evidence at Avila’s residence linking him to the case — as well as to two felonies unrelated to the home invasion Avila is still facing just one burglary charge according to the White Settlement police department He has since been transferred from White Settlement city jail to Tarrant County jail Her work has also appeared in The Texas Tribune and Bloomberg News She speaks Vietnamese and conversational Spanish and is always on the lookout for delicious street food Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Texas — Multiple reports of drones being flown over neighborhoods federal and military properties in the White Settlement area Tuesday night have prompted an investigation by police White Settlement police are working with the FBI Naval Criminal Investigative Service and the Air Force to determine who was piloting the aircraft and what the flight trajectories were According to a post on X by White Settlement Police Chief Christopher Cook the department received initial reports at 8:14 p.m Officers saw the drones in no-fly zones and began coordinating with the military to locate the pilot Additional drones were reported at 8:54 p.m the City of White Settlement and adjacent areas near federal and military properties are ‘NO FLY ZONES’ due to being a military operation area in the national airspace,” Cook wrote Cook said that it’s not believed that the drones posed any immediate threat The sightings in Texas come as concern over weeks of unexplained sightings in New Jersey reaches a fever pitch the Federal Aviation Administration announced it is temporarily restricting unmanned aerial systems over 22 parts of New Jersey Maryland and Connecticut have also reported seeing drones in night skies recently The FAA on Tuesday said the drone sightings are a combination of lawful commercial drones hobbyist drones and law enforcement drones as well as fixed-wing helicopters and stars mistakenly reported as drones The FAA said in a statement that the drones do not appear to present a national security or public safety risk over New Jersey or any other states The FBI said it has received about 5,000 reports of drone sightings in the last few weeks Spectrum News’ Susan Carpenter contributed to this report A rendering of the soon-to-be Stewart's Croquet & Cocktails with his newest concept — “a country club for the people.” a refined cocktail bar and croquet club designed to capture the charm of an English country club — without the exclusivity of private membership — is set to open this spring in the River District at 4424 White Settlement Road Remaining faithful to naming his concepts after family members he first played croquet on his father’s farm “I’m thrilled to honor my dad with this special spot,” said Love in a statement “Stewart’s is more than a cocktail bar with good food — it’s a full experience having a cocktail and a light bite before dinner “It’s a country club for the people — a place where anyone can come together and enjoy life’s simple pleasures without the usual barriers In a world where dining is always evolving Stewart’s offers something more: an oasis where you can relax and share great times with friends in a setting that’s both sophisticated and laid-back.” The 1,100-square-foot building will undergo a full renovation 15,000-square-foot lawn will be available for socializing The menu will feature “sophisticated” takes on country club classics finished to a golden crisp on house-made tomato brioche Love is the chef and owner of Love Management Inc. whose concepts include Lonesome Dove Western Bistro in Fort Worth and Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall in the Stockyards Stewart’s will be situated next to Hotel Otto his Italian-inspired restaurant known for its fresh pasta Love is set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the iconic Lonesome Dove in the Fort Worth Historic Stockyards Sign-up for Fort Worth Magazine's newsletters to stay up to date with what is happening around town This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or 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