Searching for the missing amid pandemic, Texas Equusearch founder says calls went up and donations went down
Searching for the missing amid a pandemic, Equusearch founder says calls went up and donations went down
One of the organizations hit hard in the pandemic is Texas Equusearch, a nonprofit that works with law enforcement to find the missing. Fox 26 Houston Reporter Ivory Hecker has more.
HOUSTON - One of the organizations hit hard in the pandemic is Texas Equusearch, a nonprofit that works with law enforcement to find the missing.
In one of their most recent projects, Texas Equusearch has been spearheading the search for Erica Hernandez, a mother of three who hasn’t been seen in nearly three weeks. But they run entirely on donations, and that funding has dried up in the pandemic.
Tuesday marked marks the second anniversary in the disappearance of 4-year-old Maleah Davis in southwest Houston. She was later found dead in Arkansas, and many are still waiting for justice in her case.
Bond conditions released for Derion Vence, man accused of killing Maleah Davis
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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) Derion Vence, the primary suspect connected to the death of Maleah Davis, appeared before a judge for a bond condition hearing Friday morning after writing a letter asking for a bond reduction.
Vence is charged with tampering with evidence, namely a corpse. He is also charged with injury to a child causing serious bodily injury.
As part of Vence s bond conditions, the state requested that he remained within Harris County and the surrounding areas. He must have no contact with Brittany Bowens, the mother of Maleah Davis, or any member of the Davis family, as well as any children under the age of 17. He must submit to random drug testing and wear a GPS monitor. And he must not own a gun.
These are the bond conditions set for the man accused in Maleah Davis’ death
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HOUSTON – Derion Vence, 27, appeared before a judge for a bond condition hearing in connection with the death of Maleah Davis Friday morning.
A grand jury indicted Vence with tampering with evidence in the 4-year-old girl’s death. He is also charged with injury to a child causing serious bodily injury.
As part of Vence’s bond conditions, the state requested that he have no contact with Brittany Bowens, the mother of Maleah Davis, or any member of the Davis family, as well as any children under the age of 17. He must submit to random drug testing and wear a GPS monitor. The defense argued that was “overkill,” but the judge allowed it.
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