Two Children Take Stand in Sexual Assault Trial
The defense for Jesus Manuel Hinojos-Reza challenged DNA evidence as planted by the boy’s mother while two children testified in a district court trial. The 9-year-old girl and 7-year-old boy described alleged assaults as the prosecution argued about bodily fluids. Trial resumes at 9 am in Judge Bill McCoy’s 358th District Court.
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Jesus Manuel Hinojos- Reza
U.S
Bob Leahey
Hinojos
Leahey
Layh
Hindjas
Jesus
Bill McCoy
358Th District Court
Tenth person pleads to cocaine distribution
Ruben Rodriguez pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 500 grams or more of cocaine in Odessa. Nine co defendants also pleaded guilty earlier this year. The FBI tied the ring to Odessa area trafficking since November 2009 under Aranda and Priscilla Ann Rodriguez. Sentencing dates were not yet set. Wheel investigated the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Austin M. Berry prosecutes.
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Midland
U.S
David Counts
Christopher Albert Anaya
FBI
Aranda
Priscilla Ann Rodriguez
Odessa
Priscila Ann Rodriguez
Martinez
Rocha
Wheel
Austin M. Berry
Explosion victim identified after pas-leak blast at Keystone Plant
Victim Randy Rozelle, injured in a pas-leak flash fire at the Keystone Plant, was transported to the Lubbock burn center around 3 30 p m Monday. A nurse confirmed his admission while Rozelle’s wife and father declined to comment. Officials cited by CBS did not know the victim’s name on Tuesday.
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Roman
Lubbock
Keystone
CBS
Randy Rozelle
Rozelle
Southern Union
John Barnett
Winkler County Police Department
Winkler County Sheriff’s Department
Felony dispositions from Ector County district courts
A district clerk list records January dispositions across seven courts. Mario Gonalez Juarez 27 had aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and deadly conduct charges dismissed under Judge Stacy Trotter with Matt L Thomas defense and Lee B McClendon prosecutions. Other cases include Javier Magallanes Chacon 21 pleading guilty to burglary of a building with a two year state jail sentence. Kermit Cecil Watson pleaded guilty to burglary of habitation with six years probation. Taylor Dee Holman pleaded guilty to criminal mischief with deferred judgment and five years probation. Robert Hollmann defended by Andrew Seat Da McCoy with Linda Deaderick prosecuting. Adan Flores Valenzuela 64 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with five years probation. Christopher Jeffrey Comans 28 Amarillo sentenced to two years in state jail for probation violation on theft. Steven Sage Saenz 19 sentenced to two years in state jail for probation violation on organized criminal activity. Jessica Diaz 35 pleaded guilty to theft with jail time. Judge assignments include Jay Gibson, Bill McCoy, Dean Whalen, and others.
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Mario Gonalez Juarez
Stacy Trotter
Matt L. Thomas
Lee B. McClendon
Javier Magallanes Chacon
Ina
Jay Gibson
Damian Castillo
Kermit Cecil Watson
Bill McCoy
Dusty Gallivan
Linda Deaderick
Taylor Dee Holman
McCoy
Robert £. Hollmann
Deaderick
Andrew
da McCoy
Adan Flores Valenzuela
Richard Keen
Christopher Jeffrey Comans
Amarillo
Dean Whalen
Steven Sage Saenz
Whalen
Jessica Diaz
Gibson
Gallivan
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Scott Layh
Razzak Jabur
Oanews
CADA
Ector County
Paccreei
Joe Zertuche
Alfredo Soza
Justin Cunningham
Baldemar Valdez
Huerta
Tony Chavez
Leonard v. Bruce
Mia
KIA Motors
Kia Soul
Lana
Esteli
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