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Just 24 hours after a man was killed in an alleged road rage shooting, the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office said the gunman who had fled the scene is now in custody.

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s deputies are at the scene of a fatal crash involving an overturned 18-wheeler in central Fort Bend County.

The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a two-vehicle crash on Friday afternoon in Fresno. Officials said at least 10 people were injured. The crash was reported after 3 p.m. near Kansas and Pecan streets. Officials said four adults and four minors in an SUV were transported to the hospital. The two adults in the other vehicle involved were also taken to the hospital.

Jan 3, 2020, FBCSO served 4 warrants to local Islamic Religious Leader. Howell, 281-341-4797 pic.twitter.com/f2cQqjrUfS FBCSO Texas (@FBCSO) January 6, 2020FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- An Islamic religious teacher has been arrested for sex crimes in Fort Bend County.Authorities identified the suspect as 59-year-old Mohamed Omar Ali. Detectives said Ali met his victims through different mosques, offering to teach them the Quran. Michael Alexander with the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office. "The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office says there are four victims dating back to 2013 and they are certain there are more, including victims from other states.

Jan 3, 2020, FBCSO served 4 warrants to local Islamic Religious Leader. Howell, 281-341-4797 pic.twitter.com/f2cQqjrUfS FBCSO Texas (@FBCSO) January 6, 2020FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- An Islamic religious teacher has been arrested for sex crimes in Fort Bend County.Authorities identified the suspect as 59-year-old Mohamed Omar Ali. Detectives said Ali met his victims through different mosques, offering to teach them the Quran. Michael Alexander with the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office. "The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office says there are four victims dating back to 2013 and they are certain there are more, including victims from other states.

Islamic Religious Leader Arrested for Sexual Assault. Jan 3, 2020, FBCSO served 4 warrants to local Islamic Religious Leader. Mohamed Omar Ali, 59, resides in Houston area of FBC. Ali currently in jail w/ $125,000 in bonds& immigration hold. Howell, 281-341-4797 pic.twitter.com/f2cQqjrUfS FBCSO Texas (@FBCSO) January 6, 2020An Islamic religious leader has been arrested for sex crimes in Fort Bend County.Authorities identified the suspect as 59-year-old Mohamed Omar Ali.An investigation into the allegations of Ali reportedly abusing children began in September 2019.During the investigation, authorities learned that Ali attended mosques and schools teaching the Quran.

It's not okay," said the homeowner.Then on July 6, the officials with the sheriff's office say teens somehow gained access to the home and ransacked it.Video and photos from inside show overturned mattresses and items scattered everywhere. On top of the mess, Nick says 33 handbags were stolen, some designer including Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Burberry. She said two sets of Louis Vuitton luggage were stolen, along with Gucci and Burberry shoes.Additionally, Nick said $8,200 in cash was taken. No matter what their age is, there shouldn't be a limit on age," Nick said.Now Nick wants the teens held accountable. Officials say the teens could face charges including trespassing, theft and/or burglary.

Fort Bend authorities ask for help in identifying remains in 19-year cold caseThe remains of the young Hispanic male were found on Dec. 17, 2000, near the intersection of the 8500 block of W. Davis Estates Road and FM 1994, according to an FBCSO news release. He was 5-feet, 3-inches tall ... more Photo: FBCSO Photo: FBCSO Image 1 of / 35 Caption Close Fort Bend authorities ask for help in identifying remains in 19-year cold case 1 / 35 Back to GalleryFor nearly 20 years, the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office has unable to identify a man whose body was found in a rural area. "The remains were discovered in the rural area of Fort Bend County, actually in the vicinity of what is now the dump, three or four miles from Fairchilds," said Sheriff's Office Detective Scott Minyard. "There is a family somewhere, maybe in the states or Mexico or Guatemala, that is wondering what happened to their loved one," said Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to contact the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office at 281-341-4665, and reference the Fort Bend County case number 99-8447.