A man is facing charges of aggravated assault after he got into a fight after a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 635, stabbed a bystander, stole vehicles, and struck other drivers on uesday morning in northeast Dallas, according to police.

The crash and assaults shut down the freeway for about four hours and reopened around 11 a.m.

The initial crash was reported at 7:15 a.m. on westbound I-635 near Forest Lane, Star-Telegram media partner, WFAA-TV reported.

All of the westbound main lanes of the highway, including the two shoulder lanes, were blocked off in the area, according to the Texas Department of Transportation.

Angel Zamora Moreno, 26, started fighting one of the other drivers following the crash, Dallas police told WFAA. Another driver in the multi-vehicle crash intervened and attempted to stop the fight when they were stabbed by Moreno, police said.

A TxDOT employee witnessed the crash and also stopped to assist, according to WFAA. Moreno then got into the employee’s vehicle, hit them and crashed, police said.

Another driver witnessed the incident and stopped to help, according to WFAA. Moreno then entered that driver’s vehicle and struck them, authorities told WFAA.

Moreno was arrested and charged with seven counts of aggravated assault, two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, and one count of criminal mischief.

Three people were transported by Dallas Fire-Rescue to the hospital. The driver who was stabbed was in critical condition, police told WFAA. The other two victims were said to be in stable condition.

The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with video or information of the crash and assaults are asked to contact Dallas Police Detective Marc Tucker at 214-671-3621 or at marctucker@dallaspolice.gov.

Undrafted free agent Kemon Hall, a recent waiver wire pickup, has been turning heads at Cowboys training camp.

Hall has had practice squad stints dating back to 2019 with the Chargers, Vikings, Saints, and 49ers. It wasn’t until 2021 that Hall earned a spot on an active roster, rejoining the Chargers.

Over the next two seasons, Hall appeared in 18 games, contributing primarily on special teams before not appearing in the regular season in 2023.

Hall seems to be making a good impression so far with the Cowboys, making plays that could help him earn a spot on the Cowboys roster.

The 27-year-old defensive back, who initially flew under the radar, has emerged as a potential roster candidate. This sets the stage for the Cowboys’ first preseason game on August 11th against the Los Angeles Rams.

With Trevon Diggs, Daron Bland, Jourdan Lewis, and Caelen Carson having solidified their place on the roster, Kemon Hall will be in a battle with Nahshon Wright, Eric Scott Jr., Josh Deberry, and more for the last spots on the Cowboys roster.

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The countdown of the best players to wear their respective number for the Dallas Cowboys has landed on an all-timer. Today, fans celebrate the fact that it is 33 days until the Cowboys take the field in their regular season opener.

This means today is the day to look back on one of the greatest running backs ever to suit up for the franchise: Tony Dorsett.

He needs no introduction, but at the same time, it’s time for a new generation to learn the name.

For eleven seasons, Tony Dorsett terrorized defenses out of the backfield for the Cowboys. A proud member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Dorsett’s list of career accolades is a long one. A four-time Pro Bowl selection, 1-time first-team All-Pro, and a Super Bowl champion.

The former Pittsburgh college star also swept all of the 1977 Rookie of The Year awards.

Dorsett rushed for over 1,000 yards in eight different seasons for the Cowboys, doing it the first five seasons of his career before only appearing in nine games in 1982.

The Cowboys legend called it a career after a lone season with the Denver Broncos in 1988.

Dorsett is rightfully held in high regard by the Dallas franchise and is a name that should never be forgotten, which is why when Cowboys fans think of the number 33, there’s only one name atop the list.

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