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Turn It Up! – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

Turn It Up! – Texas Monthly

The rudest, crudest, and most obnoxious disc jockeys are on in the mornings. Here’s the best—or the worst—of the lot.

60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3 - Vimarsana News

60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3

Sometimes it seems to get too hot even for the criminals, but still, there were 60 total arrests last week in Bowie County. Sheriff's Deputies arrested 25 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 35.

60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3 - Vimarsana News

60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3

Sometimes it seems to get too hot even for the criminals, but still, there were 60 total arrests last week in Bowie County. Sheriff's Deputies arrested 25 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 35.

Source: kygl.com
60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3 - Vimarsana News

60 Arrested Last Week - Bowie County Sheriff's Report for 8/3

Sometimes it seems to get too hot even for the criminals, but still, there were 60 total arrests last week in Bowie County. Sheriff's Deputies arrested 25 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 35.

Source: kkyr.com
Bowie County Sheriff's Report Has 51 Arrests Jan 16 - Vimarsana News

Bowie County Sheriff's Report Has 51 Arrests Jan 16

Week #3 of the new year and things calmed a little in Bowie County from the very busy week before. Last week saw 51 total arrests in Bowie County, Sheriff's Deputies arrested 22 of those while 29 were arrested by other area law enforcement agencies and turned over to the BCSO.

Source: kygl.com