Daily Monitor
Tuesday June 29 2021
Summary
Chemirmir, who comes from Kabunyony village, Eldama Ravine in Baringo County, is accused of killing numerous elderly women at assisted facilities in Texas. He is facing 18 capital murder charges while civil suits from families accuse him of murdering eight more women.
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State prosecutors in Texas, US says they will not seek the death sentence for a suspected Kenyan-born serial killer.
The Dallas County District Attorney’s Office on Thursday said that instead, it will seek a life sentence for Billy Kipkorir Chemirmir.
According to CBS 11 News, Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot filed paperwork in 2019 with the intention of seeking the death penalty but that changed after he had a meeting with families of victims.
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Grand Prairie Police Officer Resigns After Aggravated Assault Charges
Grand Prairie Officer Matthew Huber Resigns
GRAND PRAIRIE – The City of Grand Prairie Police Department reported today that Grand Prairie Police Officer Matthew Huber resigned his position last Thursday, January 7, 2021.
The resignation came because Huber, who was hired by the Grand Prairie Police Department in 2017, was arrested on December 12, 2020 by the Dallas Police Department.
Dallas PD had contacted Grand Prairie PD of Huber’s arrest, which was made when the former Grand Prairie officer was off duty.
Huber had allegedly pointed a firearm at a rideshare driver. The driver was said to have picked Huber up at the Bottled Blonde Bar in Dallas a little after midnight on December 12.