Meanwhile, the Judge s lawyer issued the following statement: Our criminal justice system is set up to protect the rights of all those accused. We ask that no one rush to judgment as all the facts are not yet known. Judge [Mark] Keough understands the district attorney must investigate allegations concerning citizens of Montgomery County and he respects the judicial process. We have been informed that the allegations do not involve any alcohol, illegal drug, or narcotic, but rather prescription medication that is within the therapeutic range.
This week, officials released the judge s mug shot. He has continued on his job. Edward s lawyer though, would like to see the judge take responsibility for the injuries he s caused.
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AMSTERDAM Three males face larceny charges after allegedly stealing catalytic converters from several locations.
Recently charged by Montgomery County sheriff’s deputies were 32-year-old George A. Thomas, of Amsterdam; 30-year-old Joshua E. Greco, of Gloversville; and 32-year-old Timothy D. Faboskay, of Middle Grove.
All three were charged with third-degree criminal mischief, petit larceny, possession of burglary tools and criminal possession of stolen property.
Greco, Thomas and Faboskay were charged following the investigation into the larceny of catalytic converters for several locations in the town of Amsterdam.
All three men were taken into custody and processed at the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, and scheduled to appear at Amsterdam Town Court at a later date.
Burberry, Chanel items among high-end counterfeit items seized at The Woodlands Mall, deputies say
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HOUSTON – High-end counterfeit items were seized at The Woodlands Mall on Dec. 1, according to Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies received a tip about a business located within the mall may have been selling counterfeit fashion items and accessories to residents, officials said.
The counterfeit items include the following brands: Burberry, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Gucci.
Deputies said they were able to seize over 1,200 counterfeit items, including cellphone cases, watchbands, earbuds and numerous other items, which collectively were valued at over $32,000.
During the investigation, the store owner said the items were known to be fake and were ordered directly from a manufacturer overseas, deputies said.
Former Conroe priest sentenced to prison on indecency with a child charges
FOX 26 s Ivory Hecker has more after a former Conroe priest was sentenced to prison.
CONROE, Texas - A former Conroe priest has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on two charges of indecency with a child.
Manuel La Rosa-Lopez pleaded guilty in November and was formally sentenced on Wednesday.
According to the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, the sentences of 10 years were pursuant to a plea agreement and will run concurrently.
La Rosa-Lopez is in custody at the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and is awaiting transfer to prison.