Courtbeat drug and theft pleas sweep Ector County
A court roundup records numerous plea agreements and sentences in Ector County. Justo Mata Munoz received 75 days for marijuana possession. Daniel Rodriguez Mendoza 90 days for theft. Scott Alan Carlisle two years deferred for meth. Pedro Juarez Ortiz two years deferred for arson related charges. Rene Molinar was dismissed on cocaine possession. Multiple defendants faced probation or prison terms for cocaine, burglary, forgery, and other offenses, with various plea agreements finalized by Judge Gibson, Judge McCoy, and Judge Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justo Mata Munoz
Coahuila St
Jay Gibson
Daniel Rodriguez Mendoza
Big Spring
Gibson
Scott Alan Carlisle
Fort Worth
Javier Vega Ramirez
Tom Green Ave
Pedro Gonzales Armendariz
Petty Sr
Tryon Lewis
Juan Jose Ulate
Midland
Bill McCoy
Rene H. Molinar
Magill St
Ector County
Ruby Fay Hunt Walker
W. Third St
Pedro Juarez Ortiz
S. Grant Ave
Rutilio Sumubucko Valdespino
Clifford St
Joseph Daniel Escamilla
Linton
McCoy
Joseph Michael Rodriguez
Holiday St
Ector County District Attorney's Office
Anthony Wade Coursey
S. Hasty Sr
Akilah Ranae Johnson
Lubbock
Ada Louvenia Brown
Carver Ave
Trusty escapes from Huntsville
A Holliday Unit secretary reported her 1996 black Mustang keys missing. State official Larry Todd said a search found the car gone from the employee lot. Michael Christian Phillips, 24, New Braunfels, believed to have fled in the car after escaping. He has a burglary parole violation on a 10 year sentence and is described as white, 170 pounds with brown eyes and hair and arm tattoos. He is deemed dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Larry Todd
New Braunfels
Michael Christian Phillips
Todd
Phillips
Houston
Black barbeque owner’s suit dismissed over minority status decision
A federal judge dismissed John Goode’s racial discrimination suit after he refused minority certification for his barbecue business. The court found he lost the contract not due to race but because he declined certification, with the city noting he could still compete without it. Goode, who sold at the Austin Convention Center and Palmer Auditorium, sought unspecified damages and damages for mental distress. his attorney said a motion for reconsideration will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
John Goode
Jones
U.S. District Court
Sam Sparks
Goode
Austin Convention Center
City Coliseum
Palmer Auditorium
Fine Host Corp
Keith Lauerman
Sparks
Lauerman
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