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Law Enforcement Officers from Liberty County meet outside of the courthouse Tuesday after a bomb threat was called into the County Judges Office. ATF was called out to conduct the investigation of the building before giving the all clear. The Vindicator |
On the heels of a long Memorial Day Weekend, the Liberty County Courthouse was back to business as usual until a call came into the office of County Judge Jay Knight around 9:45 am, claiming that there was a bomb in the courthouse scheduled to go off at approximately 10 am.
Knight did not say the call was directed at him or his office specifically, only that all calls that go unanswered in other departments roll to his office automatically.
Real life hero Captain Ken Defoor and wife Jo, dressed as Batman and Wonder Woman, sit inside the Batmobile. Photo courtesy of Captain Ken Defoor
The City of Dayton hosted DayGaCom over the weekend, and it was a success for the city. The event took place over three days and brought in thousands of people from across the area.
The attendance for Saturday exceeded expectations as some of the food trucks ran out of food. Even WWE Hall of Fame wrestler “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan had to send someone to purchase more 2x4’s to sign from the local McCoy’s Building Supply.
DAISETTA, Texas – Liberty County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a case after a 1-year-old girl was found dead in a neighbor’s pool.
Deputies said the family had reported that the child was missing, but was later found dead by a family member before investigators arrived. The family reported the baby girl missing on Monday afternoon from the parent’s home on West Pine Street in Daisetta, Texas.
”As you would imagine, the investigators were asking the logical questions,” said Liberty County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Captain Ken DeFoor. “The parents said that they put the child down to sleep, took a nap and when they checked on the child about two hours later, she wasn’t there.”
Liberty County parents arrested, children removed from home amid probe into toddler s death
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Bonnie Tarrant, 41, was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest.Liberty County Sheriff s OfficeShow MoreShow Less
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Londell Laviene, 28, was charged with interfering with public duties and resisting arrest.Liberty County Sheriff s OfficeShow MoreShow Less
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The parents of two deceased children, including a 1-year-old girl whose body was found earlier this week in a Liberty County swimming pool, have been arrested amid ongoing investigations into the toddler’s death by area law enforcement and Child Protective Services, officials said Wednesday.
Londell Laviene, 28, and Bonnie Tarrant, 41, on Tuesday were booked into Liberty County Jail on two misdemeanor charges of interfering with public duties and resisting arrest. They have since posted bond, officials said, though the exact amount was not available in online records.