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Family of Joshua Wright files wrongful death lawsuit against ex-jailer - Vimarsana News

Family of Joshua Wright files wrongful death lawsuit against ex-jailer

Isaiah Garcia, a former Hays County jailer, is accused of fatally shooting Wright during a struggle at a hospital in Kyle in 2022.

'His Pants Are Falling Down, He's 300 Lbs': Former Jail Guard Shoots Shackled Man 6 Times In the Back At Texas Hospital, Claiming He Tried to Escape; Now He Faces 10 Years In Prison - Vimarsana News

'His Pants Are Falling Down, He's 300 Lbs': Former Jail Guard Shoots Shackled Man 6 Times In the Back At Texas Hospital, Claiming He Tried to Escape; Now He Faces 10 Years In Prison

A former Hays County Sheriff’s Office corrections officer has been indicted and charged with shooting an inmate multiple times during an altercation in a

Grand jury indicts Hays County officer who allegedly shot shackled inmate in the back after scuffle - Vimarsana News

Grand jury indicts Hays County officer who allegedly shot shackled inmate in the back after scuffle

A Hays County Grand Jury has indicted a Hays County Sheriff’s Office corrections officer after he allegedly shot a shackled inmate in the back multiple times after a scuffle.

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Family seeks answers in killing of Hays County inmate Joshua Wright - Vimarsana News

Family seeks answers in killing of Hays County inmate Joshua Wright

Community members urged the Hays County Commissioners Court and County Judge Ruben Becerra to push law enforcement to release body camera footage.

Texas Family Demands Video of Hospital Shooting of Black Man - Vimarsana News

Texas Family Demands Video of Hospital Shooting of Black Man

Lawyers for the family of a Black man shot in the back six times by a Texas deputy in a hospital believe the officer used "unnecessary" and "deadly force."