Indicted S.A. Funeral Home Director and Family
A San Antonio funeral home director Max Martinez 61 and his wife Marie 52 and their two daughters Patricia 28 and Betty 35 were indicted on tax evasion charges for 1965 1966 1985 and 1988. They posted personal bonds and await trial. Multiple other indictments followed naming several individuals on drug firearm and mail theft charges.
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San Antonia
Max Martinez
Marie
U.S
Frank Baskin
Patricia Marie Martinez
Betty Jean Minica
Robin
Martinez
Mas Martinez Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Martinez Funeral Home
Robert Lopez Dayila Jr
Griggs
Tim Pering
Abraham Plea Morena
Houston
Naretso R. Cerna
Darby
Rogello Reyes Morales
Chihuahua
Donald Ray Davis
Comela
U.S. ‘Treasury
Two Charged With Looting Near Police Headquarters
Two youths jailed on $500 bond after reports of car prowls near police headquarters. Richard W Mlles, 18, of M7 Pharis, and Tommy Benavides Jr., 19, of 828 Auroca, charged with theft under $50 before Night Magistrate James Lewis. Vehicle description and location details incomplete in the fragmented notice.
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James Lewis
Richard W Mlles
Pharis
Tommy Benavides Jr
San Antonio
Mivenpotetan
Heath Bstreet
Nueva
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