| Credit: Hutchinson County Sheriff s Department
A Texas Police Chief was arrested last week for allegedly forging annulment papers and a woman who says she dated him says he did so to convince her he was single so he could continue their affair.
Jason Collier, 41, was taken into custody Jan. 26 by the Texas Rangers after the Hutchinson County District Attorney s Office requested they conduct a criminal investigation into the former Stinnett police chief. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
Following You ll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications. Collier allegedly sent a text message to the victim with a fraudulent government record attached, Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. Cindy Barkley said in a statement obtained b
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A small-town Texaspolice chief accused of cheating on his wife with two other women resigned last week – the same day he was arrested over allegedly tampering with government records to fake annulment papers.
Stinnett Chief of Police Jason Collier was arrested by Texas Rangers Thursday, Hutchinson County Sheriff Blaik Kemp confirmed to KAMR/KCIT. He has been on administrative leave since Wednesday.
Collier was charged with one state felony count of tampering with a government document with the intent to defraud. He was held at Hutchinson County Jail on a $10,000 bond.
Texas police chief arrested for allegedly showing fake marriage annulment to lover
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The city hall of Stinnett, 60 miles northeast of Amarillo. The city s police chief, Jason Collier, was arrested Thursday by the Texas Rangers.Google Maps
The police chief of a small city in the Texas panhandle was arrested Thursday after allegedly showing a fake marriage annulment to a woman with whom he was having an affair.
Jason Collier, 41, was arrested by the Texas Rangers and booked into the Hutchinson County Jail, according to Sgt. Cindy Barkley of the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Collier was charged with tampering with a governmental record with the intent to defraud, a state jail felony. His bail was set at $10,000.