DALLAS—"I hope I didn't kill him," Officer Dustin Dillard can be heard saying on body camera footage after he responded to a 911 call in August 2016 from Tony Timpa, who later died after Dillard held ...

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Until last month, Tony Timpa's family wasn't allowed to sue the police officers who allegedly caused his death by pinning him to the ground for about 15 minutes while he begged for help. Those cops ...

Tony Timpa's mother has waited far too long. Six years after the 32-year-old mentally ill trucking executive died while in police custody on the side of a road, it appears Vicki Timpa and other ...

Brian New has been a member of the CBS 11 News team since 2013. In 2017, he was awarded the Lone Star Emmy for best investigative reporter. This is one of 10 Emmy awards Brian has been honored with ...

“He didn’t just die down there did he?” an officer asked minutes after 32-year-old Tony Timpa lost consciousness while being restrained by police. “I hope I didn’t kill him.” Senior National Reporter ...

Disturbing police body camera footage released Wednesday shows a man being restrained by Dallas officers before his death and yelling, "You're gonna kill me!" The footage showing the August 2016 death ...

Kolton Timpa feels awkward at his high school. Students Google one another to see which celebrities share their names. But celebrities don't come up for him. "The only thing that comes up with my name ...

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The body camera footage tells the story: Tony Timpa was struggling, begging Dallas police officers who were holding him in a controversial position to let him go. Within minutes he had stopped ...

Video of Dallas police pinning a man to the ground for more than 13 minutes until he loses consciousness and dies has been made public after a years-long legal battle. Tony Timpa, 32, died in August ...