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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2007
Page
2
Lynn Limmer, ex New Braunfels official, pleaded guilty on November 16 to bank fraud. Sentencing moved to 9:30 a.m. May 3 at John H. Wood Jr. Federal Courthouse in San Antonio, facing up to 30 years imprisonment and a $1 million fine.
A 17 year old faces a felony injury to a child charge after police found a video showing him and another man teaching his two young nephews to smoke marijuana. The tape depicts a baby being offered a marijuana cigarette and a boy smoking, described as disturbing images prompting DPS to note the blunt smoking. Bail set at 150000. suspect Demetris McCoy jailed. another suspect Vanswan Porty faces burglary charges and remains free on 22000 bail. Children remain in CPS custody.
Six men face federal charges after 67 illegal immigrants were found in a single story Houston residence used as a stash house by human smugglers. The group includes Felipe Muniz-DeLaMora and Jose Garcia-Garcia, among others. Immigrants hail from Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, Brazil, and Guatemala. a neighboring van service is under investigation.
The Herald-Zeitung invites readers to send update requests via email with the subject line containing Update. It requests readers include details and contact information for timely follow up. The message serves as a public reminder rather than reporting current events.
A Guadalupe County jury found Moses Sanchez guilty in a 2006 Seguin carjacking but recommended suspended prison time. Judge W C Kirkendall ordered 150 days in county jail as a probation condition and prohibited contact with the 66 year old victim within 1000 feet for 10 years.
Headwaters Groundwater Conservation District General Manager Gene Williams announced a new proposal to make well permit allocations more equitable. The plan targets pumped gallons per acre per year for permitted wells, with district consideration at the March meeting following January tightening for commercial and agricultural use. Gordon Morgan, a district director, and residents urged revisiting limits.
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