Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Gerald Miller knocks on the door of Texas home, claiming child protective services has

sent him to speak with their child. Concerned, the family allows him inside. He goes to the child's bedroom,

closing the door for the conversation. The parents hear screams. They rush

inside and find Gerald Miller trying to undress their child.

The family gives police Miller's description.

They find a similar incident occurred just a few weeks earlier.

Nancy, the victim's parents gave cops Miller's physical description,

as well as information on his vehicle.

Property in Miller's car tied him to both incidents.

After his arrest, Miller was remanded to the Hopkins County Jail where he is held on a $300,000 bond.

Authorities are reminding parents that CPS workers carry and show credentials before speaking with parents or children.

Gerald Miller, 56, now charged with impersonating a public servant and sex assault.

Tennessee cops flip on red and blue lights for a car registered to a driver with a suspended license.

A canine hits on drugs inside the car so officers search it and find quite the unusual taco bell order.

Ziploc bags of meth, LSD, marijuana, fentanyl gummies and pills are wrapped in tortillas like burritos.

The unidentified woman 37 is cuffed and loaded into a cop car, charged with drug possession, driving on a suspended license, and two counts,

failure to appear.

More crime and justice news after this.

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The US Supreme Court has granted a stay of execution for a Texas man less than half an hour before his scheduled lethal

injection. With more, here's Sydney Sumner of Crime Online.

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