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Erik Barajas

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Houston
As seen in: KTRK-TV (Houston, TX), KFSN-TV (Fresno, CA)
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Suspect in woman's suspended HPD case believed to be tied to Fiesta Mart robbery and another woman's assault, Chronicle reports

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By Erik Barajas Verified
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Our news partners at the Houston Chronicle broke a significant development, linking a man to multiple rapes. Investigations on both cases were suspended by the Houston Police Department due to a lack of personnel. A 2022 rape case that police now believe was committed by Jose Luis Reyes-Martinez was shelved due to a lack of staffing.
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Mexican spirit animal alebrijes represents vast history of artist's imagination

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By Erik Barajas Verified
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
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Houston area sees 128% increase in syphilis cases since in women this year with 674 cases reported in 2022

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By Erik Barajas Verified
| KTRK-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The City of Houston has a syphilis problem, and it's only getting worse. The health department is reporting a whopping 128% increase in syphilis cases in women. RELATED: More Texas babies are being born with syphilis, experts explain why In 2022, 674 cases were reported compared to the more minor 295 cases reported four years ago. That rise is attributed mainly to pregnant women, who are passing the bacteria to their unborn babies.
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