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Blaine Milam previously had two scheduled executions stayed for the 2008 killing of his then-fiancée’s daughter.
During the course of the stop, the agent observed several indicators of criminal activity.
Due to the findings of this investigation, a grand jury issued a true bill indictment against Vela for intentionally and knowingly influencing a Texan’s vote in the presence of the ballot during the voting process, which is an offense punishable as a state jail felony.
When officers arrived, they located a male victim with a gunshot wound.
Property Crime Detectives were called out to assist and a search warrant was obtained for the residence.
The disruptions included the use of profane language and behavior clearly intended to interrupt the meeting.
53 year-old Robert Milligan was arrested on an outstanding felony warrant out of Nueces County.
A new petition claims Anderson County judges acted unconstitutionally multiple times in both Roberson’s case and in recognizing custody of his daughter.
According to court documents, the case originated in February after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children flagged a video.
Vasquez is currently being held at the Jim Wells County Jail and will be transferred to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in the coming days.
During the call, a female identified as Gwenda Gamez was found to have outstanding county warrants.
Preliminary investigation shows an argument broke out between two males and one shot the other.
The investigation revealed that the sixteen-year-old suspect was in the backyard of the residence when he attempted to rob a nineteen-year-old man of his gold chain.
If you have any information on individuals posted, please contact Jim Wells County Sheriff's Office at (361)668-0341 or Crime Stoppers of South Texas at (361)664-STOP (7867).
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Following an investigation by the Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigative Division, a warrant was issued for Robert Anthony Gonzalez for aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury.
When officers arrived, they located a 19-year-old victim with gunshot wounds and began administering first aid.
Roberson’s attorneys have asked the state’s Court of Criminal Appeals to pause his execution until the court has considered his case.
Several stolen items were observed in plain view in the bed of the truck.
The driver, a McAllen resident en route from Houston, drew the attention of agents after several inconsistencies were noted during questioning.