NBC 5 says Richard Le is held on $10 million bail. FOX 4 and WFAA print a bond.

Bail, and bond, are not the same word. Multiple gunshot wounds, apparent gunshot wounds, and shot and killed, are not the same sentence. Not only intentional, and not a random act of violence, are not the same line. 1:18 p.m., and 7:18 p.m., are not the same update. A charge is not a conviction.

Alton Worley II, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, is the byline. The visible stamps, when the page was opened, read "Published 2 hours ago" and "Updated 2 hours ago." The published time element and the structured datePublished are both 2026-11-08T18:54:32-06:00, which is 6:54 p.m. CST. The updated time element is 2026-11-08T13:18:26-06:00, which is 1:18 p.m. CST. The structured dateModified is 2026-11-08T19:18:26-06:00, which is 7:18 p.m. CST. 1:18 p.m., and 7:18 p.m., are not the same hour, and both are the update. The page does not print either clock in words. The headline says a man is held on $10 million bail, facing capital murder for a Garland shooting. The meta description says police arrested 20-year-old Richard Le on a capital murder charge after an 18-year-old was found shot and killed at an apartment complex. Shot and killed, in that description, is not the article's wording. The article says an arrest has been made in the fatal Garland shooting that left an 18-year-old dead from multiple gunshot wounds on Friday, Nov. 6. It says 20-year-old Richard Le was arrested for Capital Murder on Saturday, Nov. 7, after being identified as a shooting suspect in Garland Police's investigation. Capital Murder is capitalized there. It says the shooting happened just before 5:45 p.m. on Friday when Garland Police responded to a gunshot disturbance at an apartment complex in the 1800 block of Belt Line Road. It says 18-year-old Adan Rendon Jr. was found in an apartment with apparent gunshot wounds by responding officers, and that he was pronounced dead at the scene. Apparent gunshot wounds, in that sentence, and multiple gunshot wounds, in the opening, and shot and killed, in the meta description, are not the same description, and they are on the same page. It says detectives determined the shooting was not only intentional, but the shooter and victim knew each other, and that Le was later identified as a suspect and subsequently arrested. Subsequently arrested, and arrested for Capital Murder on Saturday, are both on the page. It says he was taken to the Garland Detention Center and charged with Capital Murder and Possession of Cocaine, a state jail felony. It says he is being held on $10 million bail for the murder charge and that no bail has been set for the cocaine possession charge. Bail is the word. The page does not print bond. It does not print the phrase not a random act of violence. It does not print that the investigation remains active, or ongoing. A second description on the page says a 20-year-old man is held on $10 million bail after a fatal shooting, and that detectives say the victim and suspect knew each other. Detectives say, in that description, and detectives determined, in the article, are not the same verb.

Joseph Rowe, FOX 4, published November 8, 2026, at 5:20 p.m. CST. The page prints that stamp twice. Structured data prints datePublished and dateModified as the same instant, 2026-11-08T17:20:39-06:00. There is no separate update clock. The brief says Garland police arrested 20-year-old Richard Le for the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Adan Rendon Jr. at a Belt Line Road apartment complex on Friday evening. It says investigators stated the shooting was not random, as the victim and suspect knew each other, and that Le faces capital murder and cocaine possession charges with a $10 million bond. Bond, in that brief, and bail, on NBC 5, are not the same word. Not random, in the brief, and not a random act of violence, in the body, are not the same sentence, and they are on the same page. The brief says the police investigation into the homicide remains active and ongoing. The body says the investigation remains active, police said, and it does not reprint and ongoing. Active and ongoing, and active, are not the same line. The body says Garland police arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old man at an apartment complex Friday evening. It says officers responded to a report of a gunshot disturbance just before 5:45 p.m. Nov. 6 at an apartment complex in the 1800 block of Belt Line Road. Just before 5:45 p.m. is the clock NBC 5, FOX 4, and WFAA print. It says they found Adan Rendon Jr. inside an apartment suffering from apparent gunshot wounds, and that he was pronounced dead at the scene. Suffering from apparent gunshot wounds, on FOX 4, and found with apparent gunshot wounds, on NBC 5, and dead from multiple gunshot wounds, on NBC 5's opening, are not the same sentence. It says detectives determined the shooting was not a random act of violence and that Rendon and the suspect knew each other, police said. Not a random act of violence is FOX 4's body. Not only intentional is NBC 5. It says investigators identified Richard Le as a suspect, that he was located and arrested Saturday, Nov. 7, and taken to the Garland Detention Center. Located and arrested, and subsequently arrested, and arrested for Capital Murder, are not the same verb. It says he was charged with capital murder and possession of cocaine, a state jail felony, that his bond was set at $10 million on the capital murder charge, and that no bond had been set on the drug charge. On the capital murder charge, and for the murder charge, on NBC 5, are not the same preposition. Drug charge, on FOX 4, and cocaine possession charge, on NBC 5, are not the same name. Capital murder is lowercase on FOX 4. Possession of Cocaine is capitalized on NBC 5. The caption under the photograph is Richard Le. The source line says the information was provided by Garland police. The page does not print bail. It does not print multiple gunshot wounds. It does not print a detective's name.

Ram Guzman, WFAA, published at 5:35 p.m. CST on November 8, 2026, and updated at 5:35 p.m. CST the same day. The two clocks are the same clock. The deck says a 20-year-old man faces a capital murder charge after an 18-year-old was fatally shot Friday evening inside a Garland apartment, police said. Faces a capital murder charge, in that deck, and has been arrested and charged with capital murder, in the first body sentence, are not the same tense, and they are on the same page. The body says officers responded to a reported gunshot disturbance just before 5:45 p.m. Nov. 6 at an apartment complex in the 1800 block of Belt Line Road. A reported gunshot disturbance, on WFAA, a report of a gunshot disturbance, on FOX 4, and a gunshot disturbance, on NBC 5, are not the same phrase. It says that when officers arrived, they found Adan Rendon Jr. inside an apartment suffering from apparent gunshot wounds, and that he was pronounced dead at the scene. It says detectives determined the shooting was not a random act of violence and that Rendon and the suspect knew each other, according to police. According to police, on WFAA, and police said, on FOX 4, are not the same attribution. It says investigators identified 20-year-old Richard Le as a suspect, that he was taken into custody Saturday, Nov. 7, and taken to the Garland Detention Center. Taken into custody, and located and arrested, are not the same verb. It says he was charged with capital murder and possession of cocaine, a state jail felony, that his bond was set at $10 million for the capital murder charge, and that no bond had been set for the cocaine possession charge, police said. For the capital murder charge, on WFAA, and on the capital murder charge, on FOX 4, are not the same preposition. Cocaine possession charge, on WFAA's no-bond sentence, and drug charge, on FOX 4, are not the same name. It says the investigation remains ongoing. Ongoing, on WFAA, active, in FOX 4's body, and active and ongoing, in FOX 4's brief, are not the same status. WFAA does not print bail. It does not print multiple gunshot wounds. It does not print a source line that says the information was provided by Garland police. The $10 million figure is bail on NBC 5 and a bond on FOX 4 and WFAA. Capital murder and possession of cocaine are the charges those pages print. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.