A Tennessee jury convicted traveling minister Benjamin Garlick, 35, and his wife, Shaantal Garlick, 32, for the long-term sexual abuse and neglect of children, starting with an investigation launched in August 2023 by the Murfreesboro Police Department.
BEEVILLE – Trinidad Guzman, a New Mexico man and registered sex offender, was sentenced to 30 years in prison Aug. 17 after pleading guilty to grooming three Bee County girls and exposing himself to them over FaceTime.
REFUGIO – A Refugio County grand jury indictment alleges Goliad Independent School District trustee and former Refugio police officer Daniel Lee San Miguel used or displayed a handgun during two alleged aggravated sexual assaults of a child, stalked the complainant for two months and requested sexual favors while acting as a police officer.
Kansas Supreme Court reverses felony and misdemeanor convictions for man claiming he was unable to pay $20 fee when filling out offender registry form.
(Villisca) -- An Elliott man is in custody following a traffic stop early Thursday.
A man pleaded guilty to charges including involuntary manslaughter in a fatal July hit-and-run involving a motorcycle driver.
This Friday, Michael Maldonado, 47, a resident of the Kettle Moraine Correctional Institute who has been incarcerated for 31 years for a crime he committed when he was 15, will be one of 12 applicants considered by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ Commutation Advisory Board. Maldonado’s supporters believe he has served more than enough time for […]
Incarcerated Mainers are pushing back against a longstanding loophole in the Department of Corrections disciplinary policy that allows staff to issue punishments before and regardless of a finding of guilt. “It flat out just denies incarcerated people their due process rights,” said Foster Bates, president of the Maine State Prison branch of the NAACP. Language […]
A Shelby County jury returned different verdicts for two of the men charged in the death of Gershun Freeman.
(The Center Square) – Scott Lindsay, the former lawyer for a North Carolina county’s Department of Social Services, for now has avoided jail time in his conviction of advising the agency to use agreements resulting in more than two dozen children removed from their parents’ custody.
