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County begins search for new emergency director (opens the original)
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LIBERTY— County commissioners seeking a new emergency management coordinator said the outgoing Antwyne “AJ” Johnson has set the bar pretty high for any successor. Johnson has been hired as the city manager for Prairie View, which he said was an opportunity to be closer to home. The Liberty County Commissioners Court began the process of seeking a new coordinator for the Office of Emergency Management during the Sept. 22 meeting after “reluctantly” accepting Johnson’s resignation.
Appellate court asked to rule on Pickett removal (opens the original)
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LIBERTY— A decision to restore attorney Logan Pickett to Klint Bush’s defense team now rests before the Ninth Court of Appeals in Beaumont. Pickett is a former Liberty County district attorney and was removed from Bush’s defense in June by a state district court acting on a motion from prosecutors. Before the removal, Pickett represented Bush on charges of theft of property valued between $150,000 and $300,000, a first-degree felony, and misapplication of fiduciary/financial property in the same
DPD upgrades camera equipment (opens the original)
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DAYTON— The City Council approved the purchase of new camera equipment for the Dayton Police Department, including automatic license plate readers for patrol cars. The council’s action during the Sept. 21 meeting bucks a statewide and national trend that is seeing more cities ending their contracts with suppliers of ALPRs, whether the surveillance and data collection devices are mounted on poles or patrol cars. The council previously discussed the potential use of ALPRs, and the Police Departmen
Cook request for bond modification is reset (opens the original)
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LIBERTY— Embattled attorney Emily Cook will have to wait until later this month to see if bond conditions can be modified in the financial crimes case she faces. Cook appeared for a hearing Sept. 24 in the 253rd state District Court, but Judge Chap B. Cain III rescheduled the hearing until 9 a.m. Oct. 22 to allow Assistant District Attorney Anna Emmons to make an appearance. Cook is charged with misapplication of fiduciary/financial property between $2,500 and $30,000, a state-jail felony, relat
‘22 a day is 22 too many’ (opens the original)
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LIBERTY— Veterans hold a special place in the heart of the nation, sacrificing themselves so Americans can live free — that heroism often comes at a cost, both seen and unseen. The Nolan D. Pickett Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5621 held a Veteran Suicide Awareness 5K March on Tuesday, Sept. 22 as a tribute to those lost and a show of support for veterans battling their own mental struggles. A constant reminder echoed throughout the march — “22 a day is 22 too many,” meaning 22 veterans commit s
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