Ronnie Morris

@MarkDavis #NFL No Fan Loyalty

This was exactly what the NFL intended. Raking in rights fees from as many sources as possible far outweighs fan convenience.

.@GregAbbott_TX

It’s insane that this is controversial in any way…

@GPPDCrimeScene Happy Birthday ladies!

A little bit of a late post but Happy Birthday to CSI Kearney and Supervisor Page! Two awesome gals with November birthdays!!

Gather the jury; this woman is getting roasted, BUT: the ball fell at her feet, and Dad came from about 12 seats away, picked it up, and walked it back to his son. We love Dads and sons, and he did technically get to it first. But… let’s go your calls….

@MarkDavis We didn’t need a law to enforce this, it could have been this easy all along

“Was it this easy the whole time?” Yes.

Little behind the scenes peek at the @GrandPrairiePD Podcast!!!

@GPPDCrimeScene Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to CSI Intern Rios! We hope your day is amazing!

@catturd2 Bragger

The best thing about living in Florida is that you’re as far away from California as you possibly can be in the USA.

@FactsAboutTexas Facts

@kristamonroe Naw, has vibes of the Mandarin from Iron Man…😂

Uh, y'all... I think this guy is the Antichrist. 😱 I'm not even joking. 😬

UPDATE: 3/17 at 3:25pm Today, after an exhaustive search, the Grand Prairie Public Safety Dive Team located Santiago in S. Cottonwood Creek adjacent the Ashton Park Apartment Homes. Due to the water having zero visibility, the divers were conducting a manual search when Santiago was located approximately 4 feet under the surface of the water and not visible from ground level. The search for Santiago included police officers and civilians from the Grand Prairie Police Department, Grand Prairie Fire Department, Arlington Police Department, Garland Police Department, United States Marshals Service, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Dallas Police, Texas Department of Public Safety Air Support, Search One Rescue K9’s, and Drones from the Grand Prairie Police UAS Drone Unit. The Grand Prairie Police Department has met with the family of Santiago and offers our deepest condolences and will continue to support the family as needed. While this case remains under investigation, no foul play is suspected.

@GPPDCrimeScene @GrandPrairiePD Well deserved!

And the winner is….Grand Prairie Crime Scene Unit! So proud of these ladies! They deserve Unit of the Year and so much more! 🤍 #2024GPPDBanquet @GrandPrairiePD

Detention Supervisor Cassandra Simmons was presented with this Silver Torch today by ⁦@SOTexas⁩ in recognition of all her work with #SpecialOlympics Athletes. She and Sgt Dearing do an amazing job representing ⁦@GrandPrairiePD⁩ for such an amazing cause. #GPPDProud

@IrvingPD So sorry for the loss of a brother. May his blood family and blue family receive the comfort of God while trying to make sense of such a tragedy. GPPD is here to support you in any way you may need.

We are mourning the loss of one of our IPD brothers who died while off duty yesterday. Please keep our department, his friends and family in your thoughts and prayers as we grieve this tragic loss. (1/2)

@S_TSTANFORD08 @DallasTexasTV Since coming into office the DA hasn't been prosecuting this anyway, so this really doesn't change anything

@DallasTexasTV LOL. Still a state law violation. 😎

Dallas approves Proposition R, which now decriminalizes less than 4 ounces of marijuana

Today we recognize our Grand Prairie Police Cold Case Detectives, with the assistance of the Texas Department of Public Safety, for recently solving a 16 year old cold case. On August 8, 2008, at around 6:15 p.m., the Grand Prairie Police Department responded to assist the Grand Prairie Fire Department with a structure fire in the 2600 block of Channing Drive. Inside the residence, firefighters located a deceased male who was identified as Raymond Hernandez, 45 years of age. Autopsy results determined Mr. Hernandez was the victim of a homicide. DNA from a possible suspect was collected at the scene and entered into the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) in November of 2008. At the time, there was no matching DNA in CODIS to identify the potential suspect, nor were there any other cases where this suspect’s DNA profile matched any other victims. In February 2022, Grand Prairie Police Cold Case Detectives began collaborating with the Texas Department of Public Safety – Texas Rangers, to utilize the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI). Forensic genetic genealogical testing of the potential suspect’s DNA was searched through a third-party laboratory. In September 2024, an investigative lead was developed through the genealogical search. Detectives were able to obtain a DNA sample and confirm the lead. On October 4, 2024, Grand Prairie Police Cold Case Detectives, with the assistance of the Texas DPS-Texas Rangers and the Lufkin, Texas Police Department, arrested Jerry Lee Gardner, 44 years of age, at his residence in Lufkin, for the murder of Raymond Hernandez. He is currently in the Grand Prairie Detention Center on the charge of Capital Murder with a bond set at $1,000,000.

@MarkDavis This incompetence almost seems intentional. Reminds me of the movie Major League where the owner was intentionally trying to sink the team. Just hope the team can overcome this incompetence in spite of Jerry, but I’m not holding my breath. It’s hard being a Cowboys fan..

If you haven’t heard the now-legendary radio segment where #JerryJones threatens to fire the hosts at the station carrying his games, for daring to ask questions about the #Cowboys sorry state….

Going down right now ⁦@GrandPrairiePD⁩ #NationalNightOut2024 Kick Off Party!!!! We’ll be here until 8:30