Amber Guyger indicted, McKesson moving to Irving: Your Friday evening roundup

November 30,  2018 By Todd Davis Good evening! Here is a look at the top headlines of the day. Prefer the online view? It's [here](. (Mesquite Jail) courts Amber Guyger booked on murder charge in Botham Jean slaying, then freed The family of a 26-year-old Dallas man shot and killed as he watched football in his home expressed relief Friday after the former police officer who shot Botham Jean was indicted on a murder charge. "We really are not happy," his father Bertrum Jean said, "but we take consolation, we take comfort at this time." [A Dallas County grand jury delivered the indictment against Amber Guyger]( after considering the evidence against the fired Dallas officer Monday and Wednesday. Guyger, 30, was initially arrested on a manslaughter charge, three days after the Sept. 6 shooting death of Botham Jean. Editorial: [It’s right for Amber Guyger to be on trial](, but can murder be proven in the Botham Jean case? And: [Watauga man gets 35 years]( for slitting his father's throat and gouging out his eyes. CRIME 15-year-old arrested in connection with serial rapes in northern Dallas A 15-year-old has been arrested in connection with three Dallas rapes, and police are investigating whether he was involved in the slaying of a 23-year-old woman at her Far North Dallas apartment this week. [The juvenile suspect was taken into custody without incident around 7 p.m. Thursday and booked into the Henry Wade Juvenile Justice Center, police said.]( His name is not being released because of his age. The teen invoked his right to remain silent after his arrest, police said. He had not been on police's radar until this week, Deputy Chief Thomas Castro said at a news conference Friday. Castro said "some technology" led authorities to the teen, but did not elaborate on how he was identified. Castro said authorities hope to have the juvenile certified to stand trial as an adult. Also: [A former soldier who raped a woman at a Grapevine hotel]( received more than 6 years in prison. And: Here are [6 tips for keeping your possessions safe]( during this holiday season of thieving. business migration Nation's top pharmaceutical distributor McKesson is moving to Irving McKesson Corp., the nation’s largest pharmaceutical distributor, announced today that it will relocate its headquarters from San Francisco to Irving in April. The company, which delivers prescription drugs and medical supplies, has more than 75,000 employees globally and had revenue of $208 billion last year. It ranks sixth on the Fortune 500 list, behind only Walmart, Exxon Mobil, Berkshire Hathaway, Apple and UnitedHealth Group. With its move, McKesson will become the second-largest company by revenue to be based in North Texas. The largest, Exxon Mobil, is also headquartered in Irving. Although many consumers never see its name on a product, [one-third of pharmaceuticals used each day in North America are delivered by McKesson](. Also: Frisco city council to vote on deal to bring [PGA of America headquarters]( to North Texas. And: [Fort Worth is using its Amazon HQ2 bid]( to go after 60 other projects. (Tom Fox/Staff Photographer)  Photo of the Day Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys lunged to an early lead in Thursday's nationally-televised NFC clash and held on for a 13-10 win over the New Orleans Saints. [Check out all of our coverage of the East-leading Cowboys]( and their crucial home win as they begin a long rest before next week's game against the Eagles. editors' picks - More gates? [DFW Airport plans billions in bond sales]( for airfield, terminal improvements. - Courts: [Dallas DA won’t pursue charges]( against brothers in DeSoto police brutality case. - It's just not clicking: [Ted Cruz says Nine Inch Nails isn't his taste]( after band's joke at Dallas show goes viral. - Worth watching: A report says [Irving's Nexstar is the lead bidder]( for Tribune Media. - Worth checking out: [Marriott discloses data breach]( of up to 500 million hotel guests' credit cards, passports. Finally... Starbucks takes big step in bringing Dallas' Southwest Center Mall back to life The Starbucks that opened Friday near Southwest Center Mall isn't just any coffee shop. The store on Camp Wisdom Road lights up like a little jewel box at night, one that brings tears of joy to those who have waited decades for good things to start happening at a once-vibrant mall in southern Dallas County. "This is a project of love. It's meaningful for me, personally," said Traci York, Starbucks' regional vice president responsible for 750 stores in Texas and three other states. "[Seeing our logo on this new building, I had to gather myself.](" This Starbucks is one of a dozen locations — community stores, as the company describes them — that hire and train young people from underserved neighborhoods around them. It's also meant to be a catalyst for the mall's comeback. [Subscribe to our Real Estate newsletter]( 👋 That's all for this evening! For up-to-the-minute news and analysis, check out [DallasNews.com](. Share the love! If you like this newsletter, please [check out our other newsletters here](. Do you have feedback? 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