Inmate on Death Row Loses Appeal in Son Slaying
Houston man Timothy Wayne Adams loses appeal at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals over the February 2002 killing of his 19 month old son, Timothy Wayne Adams, moving closer to execution.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2010
Page
6
Houston man Timothy Wayne Adams loses appeal at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals over the February 2002 killing of his 19 month old son, Timothy Wayne Adams, moving closer to execution.
In a brief order the New Orleans based court ruled Adams did not demonstrate his constitutional rights were violated during his Houston trial seven years ago, leaving unanswered questions about the case's proceedings.
Guadalupe Delarosa Jr., 22, a former employee at the Corpus Christi State School, identified in videos showing abuse of residents on the trial's first day. He faces three counts of injury to the disabled amid staged fight videos found on a coworker’s phone. Investigator from Adult Protective Services pointed him out in multiple clips.
League City will refund more than 1700 red-light camera citations after police found the yellow to red interval at FM 518 and Interstate 45 was shorter than state law allows. Chief Michael Jez said 1740 citations issued since October will trigger refunds of at least 66 thousand dollars, with 882 paid and 858 to be dismissed or refunded within 30 days.
Coast Guard hearings in Port Arthur examine a tanker collision with a tug that sparked the largest Texas oil spill in 15 years. An 800 foot vessel in heavy winds failed to center in a narrow Sabine Neches Waterway. 462000 gallons leaked as pilots struggled to pass safely.
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