Brennon Gurley

1 week ago | cbs19.tv | Brennon Gurley

RUSK, Texas — An investigation involving the Rusk’s police chief cost taxpayers thousands of dollars. After nearly a month on leave, CBS19 has since learned through an open records request, the City of Rusk paid $8,145 in legal fees to Iglesia Law Firm. This investigation is all surrounding a complaint made against Rusk Police Chief Scott Heagney. At least five officers were interviewed during the investigation, according to an invoice.

Nov 15, 2024 | tylerpaper.com | Brennon Gurley

COFFEE CITY — For anyone who received a ticket in Coffee City in the last several years, there’s a chance they won’t have to pay it. One year later, the fallout related to Coffee City disbanding its police force -- amid allegations of questionable hiring practices -- remains ongoing. Five former officers, the police chief and a former mayor were indicted on tampering with government records charges and fraudulent use of identifying information.

Feb 15, 2024 | ktbs.com | Brennon Gurley

TYLER, Texas — About 47,000 people travel in and out of the city of Tyler on a daily basis, according to Visit Tyler. But those people who work or shop here regularly could get hit with an extra bill if they're involved in a car crash. The city of Tyler is sending crash cleanup bills to people who live outside of city limits. Further investigation revealed the practice is becoming more widespread in East Texas. Driving comes with inherent risks.

Feb 15, 2024 | cbs19.tv | Brennon Gurley

TYLER, Texas — About 47,000 people travel in and out of the city of Tyler on a daily basis, according to Visit Tyler. But those people who work or shop here regularly could get hit with an extra bill if they're involved in a car crash. A CBS19 investigation uncovered that the city of Tyler is sending crash cleanup bills to people who live outside of city limits. Further investigation revealed the practice is becoming more widespread in East Texas. Driving comes with inherent risks.

Feb 14, 2024 | brenhambanner.com | Brennon Gurley

TYLER, Texas — About 47,000 people travel in and out of the city of Tyler on a daily basis, according to Visit Tyler. But those people who work or shop here regularly could get hit with an extra bill if they're involved in a car crash. The city of Tyler is sending crash cleanup bills to people who live outside of city limits. Further investigation revealed the practice is becoming more widespread in East Texas. kAmsC:G:?8 4@>6D H:E9 :?96C6?E C:D<D] $6G6?EJ\D6G6?