Dallas Police arrested 55-year-old Gregory Noble on Thursday for a crime spree that included at least 14 violent felonies across Dallas County. According to police reports, Noble stole cars, robbed a bank, and attempted multiple carjackings in various locations. The spree began with a stolen car in Far North Dallas, followed by a bank robbery on Preston Road. Noble then went on to steal another car and attempted to carjack more vehicles at gunpoint in different areas of Dallas. He even fired a gun into the air at a local elementary school before stealing another vehicle and crashing it into two cars on Rosser Road.
Eventually, he was caught by police after speeding away from a traffic stop and crashing in Dallas’ Trinity Groves area. Noble now faces charges of robbery of a business, aggravated robbery, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and evading arrest. He also faces additional charges from the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. Noble is currently being held in the Dallas County Jail, and his criminal record includes a previous conviction for bank robbery and a warrant out of Nacogdoches.
The information in this article comes from the Dallas Police Department and Dallas County court records. Dallas residents are relieved that the dangerous criminal is off the streets and are grateful for the swift action taken by law enforcement to apprehend him. The case serves as a reminder of the importance of community safety and vigilance in reporting suspicious activities to prevent further crimes.
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