A Dallas ISD middle school teacher has been arrested after allegations that she pawned a district owned projector three times in recent months.  Pawnshop records show that the teacher Ann Pace Demus pawned an $800 Epson projector at the EZ pawn shop in Pleasant Grove, court documents state.  Demus faces a charge of theft over $1500 by a public servent,  a state jail felony punishable by up to two years in jail and a fine not to exceed $10,000.

Demus, who teaches at Seagoville Middle School has not released a public comment, but did post $1500 bond on monday.

In late June, Dallas ISD police were searching online pawnshop records when they found the district owned projector at a pawnshop.  The pawn shop manager told Dallas ISD police that Demus had pawned the projector three times since March.

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A man suspected of fatally shooting a woman Sunday afternoon surrendered to police officers after an hours-long standoff at an apartment building.

Police say Luis A. Perez, 23, of Alvarado went to his ex-girlfriend’s apartment in the 1600 block of South Oak Street about 3 p.m. and shot her mother during an altercation outside the building. The mother died at a hospital.

According to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s website, the victim’s name was Maria Ramirez, 57.

Police say that Perez had a history of domestic violence, and that his ex-girlfriend, with whom he had children, also had a protective order against him.

Perez fled the scene, police say, but was reported through a 911 call to be at the Brandon Oaks Apartments in the 2800 block of East Park Row Drive several hours later.

“When I came home [about 4 or 5 p.m.], I saw cops lined up,” said Rico McCants, who lives in the complex. “They just kept coming and coming.”

Officers evacuated neighbors from several units during the standoff, at one point carrying a woman and her two small children across the courtyard to safety.

By sundown, SWAT officers and armored vehicles were swarming around the apartment building, with a sniper on the roof of a mini-mall next door.

Just after 9 p.m., Alvaredo surrendered peacefully. An officer screamed, “get your hands up!” and a few minutes later a police car pulled out of the complex with a man handcuffed in the back seat.

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A Dallas police officer faces criminal charges after being accused of assaulting his girlfriend and preventing her from calling 911.

Senior Cpl. James Andrews, 31, faces one count of misdemeanor assault and interference with making an emergency call. Both are punishable by up to a year in jail.

He has been released from the Dallas County Jail on bail totaling $2,500.

Police responded to a report of a domestic disturbance at the couple’s home in the 13300 block of Maham Road about 3 p.m. Wednesday.

The woman told police that she and Andrews were arguing about money, according to an arrest report. She said he pinned her on a bed, preventing her from getting up, so she bit him on a finger in self-defense.

She said he then pinned her against a wall, so she scratched him. He pushed her, causing her to fall down, the report states.

As she tried to dial 911, she said, he grabbed her phone and smashed it against a mantel. She left the apartment and went to a neighbor’s apartment and called 911. The arrest report describes her as having minor bruising on her arms.

Andrews joined the Dallas Police Department in 1997.

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