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Killeen woman who was sentenced to probation for spitting on KPD officer is booked into jail this week - Vimarsana News

Killeen woman who was sentenced to probation for spitting on KPD officer is booked into jail this week

A Killeen woman who had been sentenced to probation for spitting on a Killeen Police Department officer was booked back into the Bell County Jail after a hearing on Thursday.

Driver in 2020 murder, robbery of young mother gets probation, 6 months at treatment facility - Vimarsana News

Driver in 2020 murder, robbery of young mother gets probation, 6 months at treatment facility

The final suspect in the July 2020 slaying of a young mother was sentenced Friday to a form of probation and a stint in a treatment facility as part of a plea deal.

Source: ksat.com
Convicted Felon Out On Bond Kills Man And Steals His Car: Police - Vimarsana News

Convicted Felon Out On Bond Kills Man And Steals His Car: Police

Emound Mosley, 27, has now been charged with capital murder, and has yet to enter a plea to the court.

Report: Ankle Monitoring Didn't Stop Dallas Murder Suspects - Vimarsana News

Report: Ankle Monitoring Didn't Stop Dallas Murder Suspects

Two separate Dallas murders were committed by parolees on ankle monitors. A state report found lapses in their supervision that allowed them to remain free, despite numerous violations.

Dallas hospital shooting suspect Nestor Hernandez: What we know - Vimarsana News

Dallas hospital shooting suspect Nestor Hernandez: What we know

His arrest on a parole violation by Carrollton police in June was a result of Hernandez cutting off his ankle monitor, law enforcement sources told WFAA.