Anyone with information that could help investigators can call Houston Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS. Author: Doug Delony Updated: 12:25 PM CDT May 7, 2021
HOUSTON The Houston-area man accused of killing his wife, bonding out of jail and later slipping off his monitoring device and disappearing is still on the run.
NOTE: The video in this story is a brief clip from a Friday news conference with the victim s family and Houston Crime Stoppers
Houston Crime Stoppers, the victim s parents and The Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force held a press conference on Friday to issue a new call for help the case, asking the public to call in any information they may have about Trent Paschal, 48.
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Justice for Joshua Feast march planned in La Marque
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The Justice for Joshua Feast march is planned for noon in La Marque.
Feast died after the Dec. 9 shooting across the street from his uncle s house where he was staying. According to police, Officer Jose Santos was attempting to arrest Feast.
The 22-year-old s family says an independent autopsy showed he was shot in the back as he was running away. Police say Feast was holding a gun when originally confronted.
Previous demonstrations have called for the firing of Officer Santos and the La Marque police chief.
An investigation into what happened is still underway by the Galveston County Sheriff s Office.
Galveston County is preparing for an expected busy spring break since many COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted. Author: Jordan James (12NewsNow), KBMT (12NewsNow) Published: 12:44 AM CST March 13, 2021 Updated: 1:24 AM CST March 13, 2021
BEAUMONT, Texas It s like the calm before the storm, when thousands of people are expected to travel to Galveston County for spring break beginning this weekend.
In search of an escape from reality, tourists have started to flock to Bolivar Peninsula. Just the peace, waves and sun, it s relaxing, Pamela Sweeney said. She said she is visiting from Houston.
Spring break is all about creating memories with loved ones safely since the coronavirus pandemic is still ongoing, she said.