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Texas Rangers investigate in-custody death of 67-year-old Castro County inmate (opens the original)
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CASTRO COUNTY, Texas (KFDA) - Texas Rangers are investigating a Castro County inmate’s death. A report published last week shows that jail personnel at Castro County Jail did not see any signs of illness during the book-in of 67-year-old Steven S. Rivera. Rivera entered the jail on August 29 and was placed in a single-person cell “due to the cane which he needed to walk.” On Sept. 7, jail personnel saw that Rivera needed medical attention and called an ambulance. He was taken from the jail to th
Lawsuit: Western Fire started by man welding while other fires raged around him (opens the original)
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CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - A lawsuit filed in Randall County has revealed more details about the Western Fire sparked by a welder back in May. The suit was filed Sept. 16 in 181st District Court by Germania Farm Mutual Insurance Company against Jeremy Ratzlaff individually, d/b/a Ratzlaff Brothers Services, LLC. The petition says Germania paid out $37,762 in property damage claims to a homeowner following a May 15 wildfire that was named the Western Fire by the Texas A&M Forest Service. The Western
Amarillo woman’s gun plea linked to separate high-speed chase, 12-pound meth bust (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - An Amarillo woman who pleaded guilty to a federal gun charge yesterday is linked to another woman who was part of high speed pursuit that stretched from Claude to North Amarillo. Court documents show that 44-year-old Destiny Dechelle Lara pleaded guilty yesterday to possessing an unregistered firearm. In November 2025, Amarillo police executed a search warrant on a home near SW 8th Avenue and S Tennessee Street. Police entered the home and found Lara and another woman in
Final guilty plea entered in Amarillo fentanyl ring takedown (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The final defendant in a six-person fentanyl ring takedown entered his guilty plea this week. Court records show that Tanner Pitts filed his plea yesterday. O.D. Matthews, Nicholas Vagrosky, Wesley Flores, Miranda Beth Taylor, Johnathan Rivera, and Tanner Garrett Pitts were all named in a federal indictment in April. Matthews pleaded guilty in August, making him the first to do so. Vagrosky, Flores, Taylor and Rivera entered their pleas earlier this month. According to c
Amarillo woman accused of trying to pull cords from victim’s heart monitor with bare hands (opens the original)
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - A woman is accused of trying pull the cords from a man’s heart monitor. A Potter County grand jury decided there is enough evidence to formally charge Deanna Michelle Andersen with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The indictment, handed down today, reads that Andersen knowingly and intentionally threatened the victim with “imminent bodily injury or death by attempting to pull the cords from his L-Vad heart monitor.” In Texas, a second-degree felony carries a puni
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