Man wanted on protective order warrant arrested in Texarkana after tear gas and SWAT response
Bowie County Sheriff's Office says officers used tear gas and a SWAT team to arrest a Texarkana man who ran into his house.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by Texarkana Today
Bowie County
The Bowie County Sheriff's Office said officers used tear gas and a SWAT team to arrest a Texarkana man on Tuesday. Police were trying to serve Henry Bintliff Pearson, 57, with a felony warrant for repeatedly violating a protective order. Pearson ran into his house when officers arrived, the sheriff's office said.
The sheriff's office said Pearson was later found in his back yard. The story was cut off before giving further details of the arrest.
Written by The Alamo Republican from Texarkana Today’s reporting, using only the facts in it. Texarkana Today’s own headline: “Tear gas, SWAT team used to arrest Texarkana man wanted on protective order warrant”
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