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Driver rips police car door off during traffic stop in Willis

A driver hit a Montgomery County Sheriff's patrol car on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, in Willis, ripping the door off as a deputy was exiting the vehicle. The driver fled the scene but was later tracked down and arrested.

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