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Traffic stop yields arrests
A Sept. 29 traffic stop by Hood County Sheriff’s Office deputies brought on the arrest of a man and a woman on multiple felony charges, including methamphetamine and heroin possession, according to Lieutenant Johnny Rose.
Jeremy Shawn French, 32, of Leonard, and Dorrie Miranda Rae Million, 32, of Sand Springs, Okla., were in the vehicle that was pulled over at about 3 a.m.… Read the rest
Felony Arrests, Oct. 6
Three felony arrests were made between Sept. 26 and Oct. 3. Suspects were arrested here, but their alleged crimes may have occurred outside the county. They have not been convicted of the charges listed.
Jeremy Shawn French, 32, Leonard, unlawful possession of firearm by felon; possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 1, less than 1 gram (two counts). … Read the rest
Welding theft Crime of Week
The Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week is a theft that occurred on Colony Road west of Granbury within the last year and a half.
On Aug. 8, the victim reported items had been stolen, including a 225 Bobcat welding machine and a Lincoln 220-volt mig welder. The value is $6,400. … Read the rest
Man gets 30 years in meth case
A 61-year-old Granbury man was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Sept. 25 after being convicted of selling methamphetamine to an undercover narcotics officer, Hood County District Attorney Rob Christian said.
Tony Ray Plumlee, of the 600 block of East Moore Street in Granbury, was arrested by Hood County Sheriff’s Office deputies during a warrant roundup in early May. … Read the rest
Candidate filing busy on first day
The first day of filing for the 2012 elections was lively, with a dozen candidates filing at Republican and Democratic headquarters for county seats.
Twelve offices will be on the ballot for the spring primaries.
Only one of the candidates who filed Monday is a Democrat. He is Nick Cangiamilla, and he filed for the new Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace position, according to party chair Joyce Carver.… Read the rest
