OCT 16
(UNDATED)–TWO SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED IN
A MURDER CASE CONNECTED TO A PURSUIT AND ARREST
IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY. 18 YEAR OLD JULIAN MALDANADO
AND 19 YEAR OLD VINCENT MALDANADO WERE ARRESTED
MONDAY AT A SAN ANTONIO MOTEL IN CONNECTION WITH
THE OCT 6TH MURDER OF NOAH HOOVER IN MEDINA COUNTY.
BOTH WERE TAKEN TO THE MEDINA COUNTY JAIL. LAST
WEEK, THE WILLIAMSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
ARRESTED NATHAN GRUENSTEINER AFTER HE FLED FROM
A TRAFFIC STOP AND LED AUTHORITIES ON A HIGH SPEED
PURSUIT THROUGH WILLIAMSON COUNTY, ENDING IN
BARTLETT. HE WAS WANTED ON 2 MURDER CHARGES IN
MEDINA COUNTY.
(BELTON)–PRETRIAL PROCEEDINGS FOR THE CAPITAL
MURDER SUSPECT IN THE KILLINGS OF 2 TEMPLE RESIDENTS
ARE SET FOR THURSDAY. CAPITAL MURDER SUSPECT
CEDRIC MARKS IS REQUIRED TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY
SINCE THE BELL COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
IS SEEKING THE DEATH PENALTY FOR MARKS. MARKS
IS ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS FORMER GIRLFRIEND,
28 YEAR OLD JENNA SCOTT AND HER FRIEND, 32 YEAR
OLD MICHAEL SWEARINGIN, AT A KILLEEN RESIDENCE.
(TEMPLE)–POLICE HAVE IDENTIFIED THE 2 CHILDREN
FOUND DEAD INSIDE OF A TEMPLE HOME SEPT 30TH.
THE CHILDREN WERE IDENTIFIED AS 2 YEAR OLD BOY
TERRIC BOYD AND ONE YEAR OLD GIRL, JANEA BOYD.
TWO OTHER CHILDREN WERE FOUND ALIVE, WHILE
A WOMAN WAS FOUND IN A CATATONIC STATE,
ACCORDING TO AUTHORITIES. .
(CALDWELL)–BURLESON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ACCEPTED THE RESIGNATION OF SHERIFF THOMAS
NORSWORTHY DURING THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
MEETING TUESDAY. THE RESIGNATION IS EFFECTIVE
IMMEDIATELY. NORSWORTHY WAS POLICE CHIEF
IN CALDWELL BEFORE RUNNING FOR BURLESON
COUNTY SHERIFF.
(CAMERON)–20TH DISTRICT JUDGE JOHN
YOUNGBLOOD ANNOUNCED HE WILL FILE IN THE
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY FOR RE-ELECTION IN THE 2020
ELECTIONS. JUDGE YOUNGBLOOD WAS NAMED TO
THE BENCH IN 2011 BY THEN-GOVERNOR RICK PERRY
TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF RETIRING JUDGE ED
MAGRE. HE WON A CONTESTED ELECTION IN
2012 AND WAS UNOPPOSED FOR A 2ND FULL TERM IN
2016.
(CAMERON)–MILAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ANNOUNCED THAT THE BURN BAN IN MILAM COUNTY
HAS BEEN LIFTED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. JUDGE
STEVE YOUNG ANNOUNCED DURING THE COMMISSIONERS
COURT MEETING TUESDAY THAT THE BURN BAN WAS
LIFTED ON THE ADVICE OF THE MILAM COUNTY
FIRE CHEFS ASSOCIATION.
