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Brownwood man indicted in connection with convenience store robbery Brownwood Bulletin A 28-year-old Brownwood man was indicted in connection with the Jan. 19, 2021 robbery of Lillie’s Food Mart, 1201 Austin Ave., records in Brown County District Clerk Cheryl Jones’ office state. The March session of the Brown County Grand Jury returned a robbery indictment against Dakota Michael Cross, who remains in the Brown County Jail on additional charges of evading arrest and parole violation, jail records state. Police said earlier officers were told a man entered the store, threatened an employee...

TRUE BILLS: Ricky Blue – Online Solicitation of a Minor Logan Hutson – Online Solicitation of a Minor Demarcus Lockett – Online Solicitation of a Minor Cody Joe Gault – Online Solicitation of a Minor Charles Batts – Online Solicitation of a Minor Ado Kapita Bukasa – Online Solicitation of a Minor Scotty Gotcher – Online Solicitation of a Minor Bobby Rydell Hagins – Sexual Performance by a Child Laramie Nicole Seat – Possession of a Controlled Substance Kolton Reeves – Tampering with or Fabricating Physical Evidence Prentiss Teagarden Burns – Failure to Register as Sex Of...

Those indicted were: Ricky Blue: Online solicitation of a minor Logan Hutson: Online solicitation of a minor Demarcus Lockett: Online solicitation of a minor Cody Joe Gault: Online solicitation of a minor Charles Batts: Online solicitation of a minor Ado Kapita Bukasa: Online solicitation of a minor Scotty Gotcher: Online solicitation of a minor Bobby Rydell Hagins: Sexual performance by a child Laramie Nicole Seat: Possession of a controlled substance Kolton Reeves: Tampering with or fabricating physical evidence Prentiss Teagarden Burns: Failure to register as a sex offender Christian Lee ...

Black motorist says in federal suit that Richardson officer brutalized him due to race Neco Bonham, 20, says the officer escalated a routine traffic stop even though he was polite and merely wanted to know why he was being ordered out of his truck. Neco Bonham, 18, poses for a photo at the law office of Damon Mathias in Dallas on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021. Bonham is suing Richardson police in federal court for racial profiling and excessive force.(Juan Figueroa) It seemed like a routine traffic stop, so Neco Bonham asked the officer why he wanted him out of the pickup truck. Instead of an answer,...

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about Oklahoma moving into Phase Three of the COVID-19 vaccine meaning most Oklahomans can know get inoculated against the disease, the Pardon And Parole Board votes to hear new evidence in the commutation hearing of death row inmate Julius Jones and Attorney General Mike Hunter joins other Republican Attorneys General in a lawsuit against President Biden's executive orders on climate change.