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CAMP MYSTIC DAMAGE: FOX 4's Peyton Yager shows the damage left behind after floodwaters in Hunt, Texas impacted the popular camp. 11 campers and 1 counselor are still missing.

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Officer Patrick Zamarripa, 32, was shot and killed by a sniper during a protest in downtown Dallas on July 7, 2016. Twelve officers were shot—five were killed and seven wounded. Officer Zamarripa, a U.S. Navy veteran, was a member of the department for six years. #EndOfWatch

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Deer at Kerrville’s Louise Hays Park look completely lost after this place was ravaged by once-in-a-generation flooding, Friday.

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There has been a threat made to Medical City Arlington’s ER. Heavy police and fire presence are on scene investigating the circumstances. It’s best to avoid this area.

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On July 4th, members of the Fort Worth Fire Department deployed as part of Texas Task Force 1 conducted multiple high-water rescues and countless evacuations in San Angelo, where severe flooding created life-threatening conditions. Two of these rescues were captured on video by a San Angelo Police Department drone. These first responders faced incredibly dangerous waters to bring terrified people to safety. The crews deployed to Central Texas are in multiple locations (assigned where the state has requested the assistance). We are grateful for your prayers and support for our first responders— and we ask that you continue to lift up the families of the missing and all those affected by this disaster in prayer as well. Stay safe, #fortworth.

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