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Irving woman sought in Colorado attempted murder tried to take car with child inside, Denton police say
Irving woman sought in Colorado attempted murder tried to take car with child inside, Denton police say
Amber Campbell, 27, was one of two people arrested after the incident, which culminated in a car chase and crash in Gainesville.
File photo.(Rose Baca / Staff Photographer)
An Irving woman wanted on suspicion of attempted murder in Colorado was one of two people who tried to take a vehicle with a child inside Friday night, Denton police said.
Amber Campbell, 27, and Nathan Bassett, 23, were arrested after leading officers on a chase from Denton to Gainesville, police said.
Amber Campbell, 27, and Nathan Bassett, 23, were arrested and booked into the Denton County Jail.
Amber Campbell (left) and Nathan Bassett (right). (Denton County Jail)
After the arrest, police discovered that Campbell had a warrant for her arrest on an attempted first-degree murder charge out of Colorado.
She has been charged with evading arrest/detention with a vehicle and possession of a controlled substance. Her bail was set at $35,000 for those charges.
Her charges from Jefferson County, Colorado, include the attempted murder charge, as well as two counts of robbery, one count of assault and an aggravated motor vehicle theft charge, jail records show. Bail has not been set for those counts.
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Gaithersburg expecting $4.5M revenue shortfall this year
City plans to use fund balance to help fill the gap By Dan Schere |
February 19, 2021
Gaithersburg might end this year with about $4.5 million less in revenue than expected, City Manager Tanisha Briley said.
Briley told the Mayor and City Council on Tuesday that through December, Gaithersburg had collected $45.5 million in revenue 66% of the projected total for fiscal year 2021. (The city’s fiscal year runs from July 1 through June 30.)
“At this time, it looks as though we will end this year down around $4.5 million, or 6% below what we budgeted for revenue,” she said.
Briley, who started her job with the city in September, said that when the FY 21 budget was adopted in June, less was known about the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.