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'We need to be heard': Family of most recent person to die in Tarrant Jail custody wants answers (opens the original)
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Catherine Cano and Ruth Hernandez looked through old family photos in their living room, pointing to their brother in each one. “He wasn’t a serious person, he was more funny and outgoing and kind and [caring],” Cano said. “He always cared for his family. If he needed help, he'll be there to help us.” It had been about a week since Cano and Hernandez last spoke to their brother. Then Cano got a phone call Tuesday from Tarrant County that her brother has died while in custody at Tarrant County Ja
Another man dies in Tarrant County Jail custody (opens the original)
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Another man has died while in Tarrant County Jail custody, marking one of several jail deaths this year. Jose Orozco, 37, was pronounced dead at John Peter Smith Hospital Tuesday at 12:11 p.m., according to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office website. Court records show Orozco was arrested and booked into Tarrant County Jail early Monday morning on a burglary of a building charge. KERA News reached out to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office and will update this story with any response.
Tarrant residents sue County Judge Tim O'Hare over Commissioners Court decorum policy (opens the original)
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Four Tarrant County women say the Tarrant County Commissioners Court Decorum Policy violates people's civil rights, according to a federal lawsuit filed Monday. The suit against Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare and the county was filed by residents Reed Bilz, Katherine Godby, Elizabeth Miller, and Karla Palomares, who all regularly attend commissioners court meetings. Their suit claims the decorum policy violates their rights to freedom of speech under the First Amendment and rights to due proces
Fort Worth activist arrested for cursing at Tarrant County Commissioners meeting gets case delayed (opens the original)
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A local activist who was arrested last month after cursing during a Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting won't get another court hearing until November. EJ Carrion, 37, was charged with disrupting a meeting, a Class B misdemeanor and hindering proceedings by disorderly conduct, a Class A misdemeanor. He was arrested a week after the meeting. Carrion's court hearing Thursday was dismissed, and court records show his next hearing is set for Nov. 12. He told KERA News the case should have bee
Cindy Clemishire asks Texas Supreme Court to review lawsuit against Gateway Church, Robert Morris (opens the original)
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Cindy Clemishire is asking the Texas Supreme Court to review her defamation lawsuit against Gateway Church, Robert Morris, his wife and former church elders after it was dismissed by a Dallas appeals court last month. In a court filing, Clemishire’s attorneys argue that Southlake-based Gateway Church should not receive legal protections or church immunity for allegedly shielding any information it knew about the sexual abuse from Morris. “Texas should be the last place in America where a child s
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