Moore sentences two in 121st District Court
In 121st District Court Judge Kelly Moore sentenced two defendants. Eric Jordan Mesa, 19, received a five year term to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice plus five years community service and fines totaling 1711 dollars. Dakota Ray Fulton, 18, got five years deferred adjudication with costs and fees totaling 1 451 dollars. In a separate Terry County burglary case, Joseph Charles Pierce Ill, 33, was sentenced to two years probated for four years.
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Kelly Moore
121St District Court
Eric Jordan Mesa
Three Mesa
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Dakota Ray Fulton
Fulton
Terry County
Joseph Charles Pierce
Moore
Brownfield council to hold public hearing on 2007 08 budget
The Brownfield City Council will meet in regular session at 7 30 a m Thursday September 6 with the primary item a public hearing on the Citys 2007 2008 budget. Other agenda items include a city telephone system bid, street profile changes for Cheryl Gillham and Robert Drive, an interlocal contract for animal euthanasia services, Cal Ripken Baseball League 2007 fee payment, and the presentation of a U S flag flown over Iraq to the city.
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Brownfield
West Texas
Cheryl
Gillham
Robert
Cal Ripken Baseball League
U.S
Iraq
Paper n Ink By Lynn Brisendine
A column contemplates the notion of the final frontier, comparing space exploration with inner study of the human body. The author cites DNA’s billions of letters and invites reflection on discoveries both cosmic and personal. See Page 4.
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Lynn Brisendine
Endeavour
United States
Earth
New York City
Dangerous animal owners face requirements fines
Brownfield residents face strict rules for declared dangerous dogs. Owners must register with the police Animal Control division, keep the dog on a leash or secure enclosure, hold at least 100000 dollars in liability insurance, and follow court orders. Pit bulls and rottweilers are cited frequently, though no breed ban exists. If a dog bites, authorities may impound and require vaccination records. owners pay impound costs.
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Josie Schlink
Brownfield
Greg Martin
Animal Control Division
Martin
Grand Jury Indicts Six in District Court
The Terry County Grand Jury handed down six indictments this summer session on charges including possession of a controlled substance and failure to register as a sex offender. Indicted defendants include Johnny Rieken on cocaine possession state jail felony with a 2500 dollar bond, Armando Martinez for failure to register as a sex offender third degree felony with 1500 dollar bond, Jesus Garcia for driving while intoxicated third degree felony with 750 dollar bond, Christopher Penick for evading arrest with a vehicle state jail felony with 1250 dollar bond, and Migel Rodrigues for aggravated sexual assault of a child first degree felony with 50000 dollar bond. One subject charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon second degree felony had not been arrested and thus name withheld. One subject was no billed for lack of evidence and two indictments were postponed.
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Terry County Grand Jury
Johnny Eugene Rieken
Armando Martinez
Migel Rodrigues
Brownfield Boot Drive raises 5200 for muscular dystrophy
Brownfield Fire Department volunteers collected donations at Tahoka Road intersections on Aug 25 and Sept 1, raising 5121 dollars and finalizing at 5200 dollars for the Lubbock Muscular Dystrophy Association. Firefighters noted strong local support and family involvement, calling it their best year ever.
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Denver City
Griselda Aguirre
Lubbock Road
Wayne Johnson
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Brownfield
Josie Schlink
Josie Schlin
West
Fire Department
Lubbock
The
David Cox
Cox
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Jesus Reinaldo Garcia
Christopher Brett Penick
Johnson
Wiley Baker