Cuff em and Stuff em--Cops Nab Nearly 250 In 10-Day Prostitution Sting: Patch PM

The headlines that everyone is talking about in Texas can be found on today’s edition of Patch PM. The most interesting stories in the Lone Star State are right here, y’all.

Houston Area Law Enforcement Arrest Nearly 250 During 10-Day Sting
Most arrests were related to prostitution and included arrests of one retired Houston cop, two Houston firefighters and one HISD employee.

Williamson County SWAT Team Makes Memorable Visit To Hospital In Visiting Young Fan
Clayton Dalton, 17, got the visit of a lifetime while battling cancer as members of the SWAT team rappel down hospital walls to see him.

Man Convicted Of Voter Fraud In The Woodlands To Begin Prison Sentence
Adrian Heath was taken into custody by Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies and will begin his prison term this spring.

Trump Offers To Destroy Texas State Senator's Career
"Who is the state senator?" Trump asked complaining Texas sheriff at White House gathering on border security. "We'll destroy his career."

Katy High School Student Is Back in Texas, But His Visa Woes Are Far From Over
Mohammad Abu Khadra, who was detained in Chicago for a week and a half, had been attending classes illegally.

High School Senior Files To Run For Round Rock Mayor In May Election
Cedar Ridge High School student Josh Couture, 18, said he was inspired to run a unifying race after seeing divisiveness of general election.

Houston Firefighter Killed In Head-On Crash Intentionally Caused the Accident
Investigators initially believed Hamilton’s truck had blown a tire, and caused him to veer into oncoming traffic.

A Matter Of Trust: Texas Researchers Find Lifelong Impact For Minority Students Losing Faith In Teachers
Middle school students of color perceiving disproportionate discipline less likely to pursue college, UT-Austin research indicates.

Bill Aimed At Eliminating "Sanctuary Cities" Passes Texas Senate
SB 4 prohibiting officials from opting out of ICE cooperation and allow police to question residents' documentation status now on to House.

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