Man wanted for felony crimes arrested in Tyler County
The Tyler County Sheriff’s Department says a man named in warrants for multiple felony crimes has been arrested.
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The Tyler County Sheriff’s Department says a man named in warrants for multiple felony crimes has been arrested.
Criminals do. judges don't commit crimes, police officers do. bail bonding companies do. judges don't prosecute crimes, prosecutors do. okay, but one thing that judges do do is they evaluate the situation on the whole and determine whether or not should be granted to a criminal like this when granting bail. i think we can agree based on the eight prior convictions and based upon the nature of the crime involved in this case, $1 bail wildly inappropriate. this is happening, and carley, we did point out this is not in new york state or california but the state of texas, a blue city of houston. b...
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The temporary protected status that is debated and provided to some from other countries. susan, last thought to you. president biden will be going to mexico in the next several weeks there. obviously the migration crisis is going to be significant. he's going to talk about migration specifically from some of those northern triangle nations right now. what is the u.s. doing to try to address the situation on that side? >> yeah. the united states is trying to get better relations with mexico to deal with some of these situations at the border. you know, they have tried to expel people to mexico...
Says democrats are party of compassion look at what is going on the border and that shows it is not truce, facts based against rhetoric and rhetoric from them and facts from us. >> todd: running out of ways to say this is sad and horrible. it is horrible. no one safe, not even celebrities, hack saw jim huggins. >> carley: in new york city, repeat offender is all smiles. joe borelli joins us next.