GREENVILLE —
Officers with the Greenville Police Department were dispatched to 208 calls between Friday morning and Sunday night, took 10 people into custody and filed 36 reports.
The arrests included three people for theft, two people on outstanding warrants and one person each for driving while license suspended/invalid; driving while intoxicated; evading arrest, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana and outstanding warrant; assault causing bodily injury and evading arrest; and assault causing bodily injury/family violence.
Deputies with the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office responded to 82 calls, took nine people into custody and filed 22 reports.
The arrests included four people for outstanding warrants and one person each for traffic violation, possession of dangerous drug, driving while intoxicated, aggravated assault and deadly conduct.
Courts
District Court
— Christopher Stephen Martin, 30, Greenville, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of possession of a controlled substance and was sentenced to one year in a state jail.
— Dwayne Michael Fields, 26, Eureka, Calif., entered a plea of guilty to a charge of possession of marijuana and was sentenced to 12 months in a state jail.
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Planning a day to remember heroes
Heroes who gave their lives in service to their country will be honored Monday, with Memorial Day ceremonies planned in Greenville, Commerce and across Hunt County.
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Brown trial to go to jury today
Micah Crofford Brown took the witness stand Thursday afternoon, prior to the defense resting in his trial on a charge of capital murder.
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Prosecution rests in capital murder trial
The prosecution rested its case Wednesday afternoon in the capital murder trial of a Greenville man, charged in the 2011 shooting death of his ex-wife, a Caddo Mills school teacher.
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Double murder remains unsolved
Despite seven years having passed with no arrests, Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks said he does not intend to give up until he finds whoever killed Cora McAbee and Brandon Howell.
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Two arrested following high-speed chase
One person was injured and two people, including one of Hunt County’s most wanted suspects, have been taken into custody in connection with an early Tuesday morning high speed chase and crash.
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GEUS board searching for assistant manager
The GEUS board of trustees intends to meet this evening, to again discuss possibly hiring a new assistant general manager for the local electric utility system.
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Severe weather crosses county
Severe thunderstorms crossed Hunt County Tuesday afternoon, bringing damaging high winds and flooding rains.
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