Paris Police Department is looking for an individual who is armed and considered dangerous. (He was caught)

James Lance Boulware is a 33-year-old white man, with strawberry blond hair 6’2, and 240 lbs. He may be driving a dark gray Toyota Prius 4 door hatch back with Texas registration LNG-825. Boulware actually lives in the Dallas area, but has ties to the Paris area.

Police say Boulware was involved in a disturbance in the Dallas area, traveled to a relative’s home in Red River County, was involved in a disturbance there and came back to a residence in Paris. It has been reported that while at the Paris residence, he took several firearms, ammo and body armor.

Family members talked with him late yesterday afternoon and advised this was a ‘face time’ call on a wi-fi network in the Bonham area. During that call, he made a threat to kill all adult members of his family, along with a vague threat about schools or churches along the way.

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Paris Police: "Armed & dangerous" man in custody
Updated: Wed 3:52 PM, May 01, 2013
By: News 12 Staff Email

The Paris Police Department says a man considered armed and considered dangerous after he obtained firearms, ammo, and body armor and then threatened violence against his family, churches, and schools has been apprehended by sheriff

12:30pm UPDATE:
The Paris Police Department says a man considered armed and considered dangerous after he obtained firearms, ammo, and body armor and then threatened violence against his family, churches, and schools has been apprehended by sheriff's deputies in Paris Wednesday morning.

Paris Police Chief Bob Hundley says the Lamar County Sheriff's Office took James Boulware into custody in the 1700 block of Lamar Avenue around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.

"At 11:24 A.M. on May 1, 2013, James Lance Boulware was observed leaving his residence in the 1300 block of Fairfax by a Lamar County Deputy. Boulware was followed until back up could arrive and stopped by Paris Police Officers along with the Lamar County Deputies in the 1900 block of Lamar Ave. where he was taken into custody without incident on two felony warrants out of Dallas County. Boulware was transported to the Lamar County Jail. No weapons were located in Boulware’s vehicle," Hundley said in a press release Wednesday afternoon.
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a history of family violence and blames authorities for his losing custody of his son,

A lone gunman who opened fire at the Dallas police headquarters early Saturday, leading to a tense standoff that continued through the morning, has been killed by a police sniper, authorities say.

The suspect — who identified himself to police as 50-year-old James Boulware — was shot by a sniper at around 5 a.m. in a parking lot in the Dallas suburb of Hutchins, where he was holed up inside an armored van, Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown said at a news conference Saturday morning.

“At 5:07 a.m., our SWAT snipers shot at the suspect through the front windshield of the van, striking the suspect,” Brown told reporters. “Since that time, we have sent the bomb tech robot, that has a camera, to try and confirm whether the suspect is deceased.”

Brown said police are not approaching the vehicle until they can confirm it is not rigged with explosives. The suspect had told police negotiators that he had “C4? explosives in the van, he said

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