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  • 1 day ago | yahoo.com | Lynn Walker

    Casey Hall, former 97th Judicial District Attorney, was convicted and sentenced Wednesday in Denton for stealing money from Montague County while she was in office, court documents show. Court records from the 362nd District Court in Denton County show that Hall was convicted by a jury and sentenced to one year in state jail for one count of misapplication of fiduciary property and six years of probation for one count of theft by a public servant.

  • 1 day ago | timesrecordnews.com | Lynn Walker

    Former 97th Judicial District Attorney Casey Hall was convicted of theft by a public servant and misapplication of fiduciary property. Hall was sentenced to one year in jail and six years of probation. She was ordered to pay a financial assessment of nearly $9,500. Casey Hall, former 97th Judicial District Attorney, was convicted and sentenced Wednesday in Denton for stealing money from Montague County while she was in office, court documents show.

  • 1 day ago | reporternews.com | Lynn Walker

    Former 97th Judicial District Attorney Casey Hall was convicted of theft by a public servant and misapplication of fiduciary property. Hall was sentenced to one year in jail and six years of probation. She was ordered to pay a financial assessment of nearly $9,500. Casey Hall, former 97th Judicial District Attorney, was convicted and sentenced Wednesday in Denton for stealing money from Montague County while she was in office, court documents show.

  • 1 day ago | timesrecordnews.com | Lynn Walker

    The Texas Department of Public Safety has released the identity of a person found dead in a burning vehicle near Lake Arrowhead on April 26. He was identified as William Cordis Hardman, 63, of Odell.A press release from the DPS on Wednesday said Hardman was driving his 2007 Chevrolet pickup northwest on FM Road 2606 around a sharp left curve. He failed to control his speed and failed to negotiate the curve, the release said. The pickup went off the roadway to the right.

  • 1 day ago | timesrecordnews.com | Lynn Walker

    A missing Texas historical marker honoring entrepreneur John Hart Wilson has been found. The marker, originally placed at Wilson's former home, was removed and stored on private property. The Wichita County Historical Commission is seeking a new location for the marker, possibly at Wichita Clutch, a company Wilson founded. A mysteriously missing historical marker has been returned safely to its caretakers.

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