Welcome
The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas proudly serves more than seven million residents in 100 counties that encompass nearly 96,000 square miles in northern and western Texas. United States Attorney Sarah R. Saldaña is the Chief Federal Law Enforcement Officer within this jurisdiction.
Our District’s core priorities are 1) protecting Americans from terrorism and other threats to national security, both at home and abroad; 2) protecting Americans from violent crime; 3) protecting Americans from financial fraud that devastates consumers, siphons taxpayer dollars, weakens our markets, and impedes our ongoing economic recovery; and 4) protecting the most vulnerable among us and all those who cannot speak out or stand up for themselves.
Through our Criminal Division, the District prosecutes violations of federal criminal statutes,from acts of terrorism, public corruption, gang and violent crime, drug distribution conspiracies,internet-related crimes, to many other various criminal acts. Through our Civil Division, the District represents the United States in civil lawsuits by and against the United States and in actions to collect judgments and restitution on behalf of victims and taxpayers. Assistant United States Attorneys in our District serve out of dedication to the principles of strong law enforcement, effective civil representation of the United States government, and the desire to make a difference in our country through service to its citizens.
The United States Attorney’s Office is also dedicated to make our communities safer. We partner with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, as well as community partners, to reduce crime through enforcement, prevention, and community outreach.
We invite you to visit our website frequently to learn more about our District’s work.
June 2013
June 14, 2013
Abilene Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Federal Prison on Child Pornography Conviction
San Angelo, Texas, Man Sentenced to 210 Months in Federal Prison on Child Pornography Conviction
Big Spring, Texas, Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Federal Prison for Possessing Child Pornography
Dallas Man Sentenced to Statutory Maximum of 10 Years in Federal Prison for Possessing More Than 8000 Images of Child Pornography
June 13, 2013
Former Loan Officer at Pampa Teachers Federal Credit Union Sentenced to 36 Months in Federal Prison for Stealing From Credit Union
Amarillo Man Sentenced to a Total of 35 Years in Federal Prison for Committing Armed Bank Robbery and Other Firearms Offenses
Abilene Resident Sentenced to Nearly Four Years in Federal Prison for Failing to Register as a Sex Offender
June 12, 2013
Arlington, Texas, Police Officer Charged With Unlawfully Providing Law Enforcement Sensitive Information to a Known Drug Dealer
June 11, 2013
Big Spring, Texas, Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Court to Federal Child Pornography Offense
Tarrant County Men Sentenced in Unrelated Child Pornography Cases
June 7, 2013







