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A very fitting reminder of the beautiful person she was. This team will never stop trying to identify people who have taken members of our community away.

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Crime. Before we get into today's story, we have an update on a case we told you about recently.

The arrest of Dallas police officer Brian Reiser. As we told you about, Ryzer was facing

capital murder charges in connection to two murders in the Dallas area in 2017.

Investigators charge Riser with hiring a hitman in both cases in Dallas police chief

Eddie Garcia announced Riser's arrest in early March.

That all changed last week as a Dallas judge ruled no probable cause against Riser and dropped

the charges against him.

He walked out of jail, a free man.

Here's Kevin Rees reporting for WFAA. Disappointed. And yesterday's ruling. There's no question.

I'm not going to lie about that. And Dallas police chief Eddie Garcia in a brief afternoon

news conference said that case as far as the department is concerned will continue.

Officer Brian Reiser, released from jail on Wednesday, had been in jail a month implicated in the murders of Lisa Sands and Albert Douglas.

Much of the evidence supplied by convicted killer Emmanuel Kilpatrick,

who said the former officer and former school classmate hired him to kill the pair.

But in a Wednesday hearing a Dallas homicide detective admitted to mistakes in that investigation,

and although a prior judge had agreed to two previous probable cause warrants for riser's arrest,

Judge Audrey Moorhead determined there was no longer any probable cause

and ordered Riser be set free. I support the work that our detectives did and in conjunction

with the FBI on this case. And we're going to continue to thoroughly investigate this case,

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