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Month: February 2019

EPPD: Six facing drug or prostitution charges after sting targeting ‘escort service’

Undercover vice officers arrested four men and two women on various charges and seized a variety of drugs during a sting operation targeting prostitution, police said. The officers contacted the suspects allegedly offering escort services via online adult websites. The suspects allegedly met with the undercover officers in a hotel room and offered to perform

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Migrant Surge: Annunciation House director tells CBP to build new processing center ‘now’

As thousands of Central American and Cuban migrants arrive in the Borderland, the space to house the migrants seeking asylum is becoming scarce. Ruben Garcia, the head of Annunciation House, told ABC-7 the Department of Homeland Security needs to build a new $192-million Central Processing Center lawmakers approved earlier this month. “Get it open, and

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WATCH LIVE: President Trump’s former ‘fixer’ testifies before congressional committee

President Donald Trump’s former personal lawyer told Congress on Wednesday that Trump knew ahead of time that WikiLeaks had emails damaging to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, and he testified that Trump is a “racist,” a “conman” and a “cheat.” KVIA ABC-7 APP USERS, CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE Michael Cohen suggested that Trump also implicitly

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HHS docs show thousands of alleged incidents of sexual abuse against unaccompanied minors in custody

Washington (CNN) – The Department of Health and Human Services received more than 4,500 complaints of sexual abuse against unaccompanied minors from 2014-2018, according to internal agency documents released Tuesday by Florida Democratic Rep. Ted Deutch. In addition,1,303 complaints were reported to the Justice Department during that same time frame, according to the documents. Deutch

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Months after gasoline spill, company continues to remove contaminated soil

Months after a 12-inch pipe spilled 250,000 gallons of gasoline near Anthony, New Mexico, the company responsible continues to excavate contaminated soil. “We are continuing to focus on the excavation of gasoline-impacted soil, continuing to investigate the impacts on groundwater,” said Allen Fore, who manages public affairs for Kinder Morgan. As KVIA reported in January,

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