Man charged in execution style killing of family
Ronald Lee Haskell, 33, is charged in an execution style killing of four children and their parents in a suburban Houston home. The estranged brother-in-law bound the family, shot them in the back of the head when seeking his ex wife, and a 15 year old survivor called 911 after a bullet graze.
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Spring, Texas
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Ronald Lee Haskell
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Haskell
Katie Stay
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Stay
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Prison education conference spotlights Lee College program
Timothy Lloyd, imprisoned for armed bank robberies, credited education with transforming his life as he earned a psychology degree through Lee College Huntsville Center and other programs. The second annual Texas Correctional Education Conference at the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville highlighted degree options, student growth, and rehabilitative partnerships across Texas prisons.
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Texas Department of Criminal Justice
TDCJ
Timothy Lloyd
Lloyd
Texas Correctional Education
Lee College
Huntsville
Texas Prison Museum
Lee College Huntsville Center
Sam Houston State University
Houston
Huntsville Center
Texas
Donna Zuniga
Zuniga
Mountain View
TDCI
Mary Sue Molnar
Molnar
Paul Allen
Larry Douglas
Texas Correctional Education Conference
Douglas
Gateway Foundation
Burglary and thefts reported in local neighborhoods
Police report multiple incidents from Tuesday night to Thursday morning. A vehicle burglary on Village Lane netted computer equipment worth about 1000 dollars. A utility trailer was stolen from Bayou Vista Drive for 1000 dollars. Auto thefts occurred on Decker Drive and San Jacinto Mall Place with values up to 15000 dollars. A burglary of a vehicle on Garth Road resulted in 230 dollars of personal property stolen.
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Bayou Vista Drive
Decker Drive
San Jacinto Mall
Garth Road
Burglaries Reported Across City With Stolen Items
Between Tuesday morning and Wednesday morning a building on Pershing Avenue was burgled with $879 in power tools and $150 cash stolen. A homeowner on North Main Street lost a TV worth $750 Tuesday. A Tompkins Drive burglary Friday to Wednesday produced two TVs valued at $800. Narcille Street saw six gold rings and three watches stolen worth $2,400. Pin Oak Drive burglary Wednesday night to Thursday morning netted a $300 commercial fan. A Garth Road store burglary Wednesday afternoon took a cell phone and protective case worth $670. Police arrested three Baytown men on Oak Street for possession of controlled substances and drug paraphernalia, seizing less than a gram of crack cocaine, and another Baytown man for driving while intoxicated on North Alexander Drive.
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Pershing Avenue
North Main Street
Tompkins Drive
Narcille Street
Pin Oak Drive
Garth Road
Baytown
Oak Street
North Alexander Drive
Baytown Police Log Shows 34 Reports and 4 Vehicle Crashes
Between Wednesday and Thursday mornings Baytown officers filed 34 offense reports and handled two assaults three auto thefts four burglaries two burglaries of motor vehicles one driving while intoxicated one forgery three thefts 12 other arrests and six miscellaneous cases. Four vehicle accidents were investigated with three injuries reported. Police Beat is from Baytown Police Department reports and interviews. Baytown Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards for felony information and anonymity is protected. call 281-427-TIPS or text Baytown to 274637.
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Baytown
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