DALLAS — Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia has told city officials that he plans to retire from law enforcement and appears to be in line to take a new position with the city of Austin, multiple sources told WFAA. The move means Garcia would be joining T.C. Broadnax, Dallas' former city manager who took the same role in Austin earlier this year.

Police Chief Eddie Garcia's resignation was a shock to Dallas' top officials. One council member said she was "blindsided" by the news that Garcia is leaving for Austin.

One day after Dallas Police Chief Eddie García surprised many by confirming he’s leaving for Austin, police officials are already pointing to five possible replacements to lead the nation’s ninth largest police force.

The dispute boils down to whether the fair is subject to the same restrictions around prohibiting guns as the city.

In a recent streaming appearance, the Cowboys’ legend expressed great concern for the team’s defense, run game and the roster itself.

Dallas Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith says he has some "concern" following the team's blowout loss to the New Orleans Saints in this one-on-one interview.