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Civil rights lawsuit filed by Cameron County death row inmate dismissed - Vimarsana News

Civil rights lawsuit filed by Cameron County death row inmate dismissed

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by a Cameron County death row inmate who alleged his civil rights were being violated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Source: krgv.com
Civil rights lawsuit filed by Cameron County death row inmate dismissed - Vimarsana News

Civil rights lawsuit filed by Cameron County death row inmate dismissed

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by a Cameron County death row inmate who alleged his civil rights were being violated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Source: krgv.com
Texas Elementary Teacher Sent to Prison for Exploiting Girls Online - Vimarsana News

Texas Elementary Teacher Sent to Prison for Exploiting Girls Online

An elementary school teacher from South Texas will spend six years in prison for sexually exploiting underage girls from the Philippines.

Exploiting Philippine minors through Facebook lands Texan in federal prison - Vimarsana News

Exploiting Philippine minors through Facebook lands Texan in federal prison

BROWNSVILLE, Texas – A 47-year-old Harlingen man has been ordered to federal prison following his conviction of receiving child pornography, announced

Two Brownsville women sentenced to prison for committing nearly $1.2 million in food stamp fraud - Vimarsana News

Two Brownsville women sentenced to prison for committing nearly $1.2 million in food stamp fraud

Two women have been sent to prison following their convictions of conspiracy and committing $1.2 million in food stamp fraud, according to a news release from U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery.

Source: krgv.com