A Dallas man apparently found out the hard way how difficult it can be to drive through a pasture in rural Hunt County after a heavy rain ... especially in a stolen vehicle.
The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office reported deputies were dispatched Thursday to the 6000 block of County Road 4727 in reference to the location of a stolen vehicle possibly involved in numerous crimes in the area.
The offenses were discovered Wednesday, after a foot pursuit involving numerous deputies and officers from the Wolfe City Police Department began.
Police & Courts
March 24, 2012
Stuck in mud ... now go to jail
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Police investigating unattended death
The Greenville Police Department is investigating a Wednesday night death at a local hotel.
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Sentencing hearing slated in infant murder case
A local man should learn today whether he will be sentenced to prison, after his probation on a charge of murder in connection with the death of his infant daughter was revoked last week.
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Jury trial waived in child abuse case
Erin Elizabeth Saari, indicted in connection with a reported child abuse case from December 2011, has waived a jury trial in the case and may still plead guilty to a reduced charge in the case.
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Probation in child murder case revoked
A local man’s probation on a charge of murder in connection with the death of his infant daughter has been revoked, after he admitted to driving without a license.
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Investigation ordered in local murder case
The state’s highest criminal appeals court has ordered the trial court in the case of a Wills Point man, convicted of murder two years ago in connection with a shooting death in January 2010, to investigate whether the defendant received ineffective assistance of counsel.
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Two from area remain on toll violator list
Two area residents remain on the list of the top toll violators in Texas.
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Indictments issued for robbery, assault
A Quinlan teenager has been indicted in connection with a reported armed hold-up and sexual assault at a downtown Quinlan business.
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Prison sentence issued in threat against president
An area man has been sentenced to federal prison time, after being convicted in December of making threats against the President of the United States from his state prison cell.
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Quinlan man pleads not guilty to shootout
A Quinlan man has pleaded not guilty to charges alleging he pointed a weapon at two Hunt County Sheriff’s officers during a drug raid last summer.
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Tip leads to two more burglary arrests
For the second time in a week, a tip from the public helped the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office capture two suspects who allegedly broke into a residence.
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