'Danger' sign at East Lubbock park prompted by prairie dog removal

July 21, 2016, 4:08 pm

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A warning sign posted in front of Will Sedberry Park near Eighth Street and Guava Avenue left an East Lubbock woman with questions Thursday morning.

The sign, white with red lettering, waved in the wind as it stood on two metal stakes. In bold print, the sign read, “DANGER/PELIGRO” along with the numbers for emergency spill and poison control.

For 56-year-old Shelia Ruth, she said the sign caused her great concern since the park is located a few feet from her house where three of her grandchildren are spending the summer.

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Divorces Granted

July 21, 2016, 10:03 pm

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DIVORCES GRANTED

Gabriela Canna Gutierrez and James Robert Diez

Andrea Turner and Nicholas Turner

Letrang Thi Vu and Tam Cong Nguyen

Douglas Lloyd Carr and Heather Marie Carr

Meredith Lea Delacerda and Felix Delacerda

DIVORCES FILED

Kristen J. Brunson and Christopher A. Brunson

Marcos Duran and Martha Duran

Sarah Bigelow and John Bigelow

Natasha R. Kerr and Tully G. Kerr

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Assumed names

July 21, 2016, 10:03 pm

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■ Assumed Name: Castle Realty; owner: Cookie Meredith

■ Assumed Name: Triple B Transport; owners: Brandon Freeman and Triple B Transport

■ Assumed Name: DSR Custom Designs; owner: Dana Reddell

■ Assumed Name: Corley Clothing Company and Cleaners; owner: Roughneck Stuff LLC

■ Assumed Name: Studio 806; owner: Cranston Reid

■ Assumed Name: Mark C. Hall Attorney at Law; owner: Mark C. Hall

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Marriage Licenses

July 21, 2016, 10:03 pm

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Ronnie Glen Sides and Sally Jean Ritesman

Thomas Ryan Robinson and Jennifer A. Smith

Zoe Linda Berryman and Paul Vincent Brown

Daniel Roman Ibarra and Hayli Leann McCreight

Brandon Michael Conner and Brianna Rae Hollis

Richard Ryan McClelland and Gail Diane Garcia

Brian Lyndon Fox and Janine Leann McCord

Chelsey Maedean Talley and Timothy Stuart Knox

Laura Marie Clanton and Austin Lawrence Hatfield

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Civil Filings

July 21, 2016, 10:03 pm

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72ND DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES

Maricela Garcia and Sandra Garcia against Alexis Flannery, suit on personal injury auto

99TH DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER

Daniel Valderaz against Kristyl Jaure, suit on personal injury auto

Debra Raines against Deborah McLarin, suit on personal injury other

237TH DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE LES HATCH

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Divorces Granted

July 22, 2016, 10:05 pm

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DIVORCES GRANTED

Kiffany Mae Garcia and Rocky Garza Garcia

Misty Lynn Hicks and Burl Ray Hicks

Luis Bermundez and Kimberly Vail

DIVORCES FILED

Yvonne Demarest and Ricky Demarest

Joshua Aaron Gordon and Allison Nichole Gordon

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Civil Filings

July 22, 2016, 10:06 pm

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72ND DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES

Carl McFadden against Rick Burrescia and Shelby Burrescia, suit on personal injury auto

99TH DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER

Finance of America Revers against Darrell Gene Adams, Ricky Lynn Adams and Thomas E. Adams, suit on other civil/contract(s)

237TH DISTRICT COURT

JUDGE LES HATCH

Response Fleet against Brandon Munoz, suit on personal injury auto

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Marriage Licenses

July 22, 2016, 10:06 pm

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Antony Curtis Emert II and Jennifer Lynn Wampler

Jose Manuel Salazar and Jessica Tarin Delgado

Rafe Wade Miers and Tiffany D’aun Myatt

Cal Edward Arrott and Riley Elizabeth Tucker

Desiree Leanna Nunes and Michael Craig Barrick-Gilbert

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Assumed names

July 22, 2016, 10:06 pm

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■ Assumed Name: Walrus Windows; owner: Rafael Chavez

■ Assumed Name: Homeworks; owner: General Acquisitions LLC

■ Assumed Name: Johnson Roofing; owner: C. Johnson

■ Assumed Name: Lone Star Title Solutions; owner: Michael Garcia

■ Assumed Name: Caprock Auto Connect; owner: Caprock Auto Connect

■ Assumed Name: West Texas Aerial Imagery; owner: Andrew McKinney

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Man sentenced to 6 years in prison for fatal 2013 wreck in South Lubbock

July 25, 2016, 1:36 pm

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Myrna Hill sat in prayer for a few minutes on the witness stand Monday in the 140th District Court before sharing how she mourned the death of her youngest son three years ago, which she likened to a tornado tearing her apart from the inside.

“It took everything I had to focus,” Hill said during her victim impact statement after 32-year-old Scott Folkerts’ sentencing hearing.

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Warrant: LISD police search Instagram of former coach accused of improper relationship with student

July 25, 2016, 5:00 pm

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The investigation into a former Coronado High coach accused of an improper relationship with a student continues as police filed a search warrant this month for the coach’s social media accounts.

An affidavit obtained by A-J Media on Monday afternoon details findings from the Lubbock Independent School District police investigation involving 26-year-old Jordan Nokes, which prompted the warrant for the former educator’s Instagram account.

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Assumed names

July 25, 2016, 10:08 pm

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■ Assumed Name: The Braid Boutique; owner: Eulisha Johnson

■ Assumed Name: The Honeycomb Pie Shoppe No. 2; owners: Jennifer McClintock and Jerrid McClintock

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Marriage Licenses

July 25, 2016, 10:08 pm

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Alejandro Rene Garcia and Rosa Maria Segura

Tosha Nichole McCord and Mark Alexander Sandoval

Maliha Tabassum Munir and Nazam Us Sakib

Leah Maria Lambert and Jared Caleb Franco

A. Alexandra Gordon and John Edward Chavez

Keely Lillian Williamson and Tyler Joel Durham

Crystal Leigh Howard and Jason Scott Perez

Christopher David Sharp and Cierra Blake Montoya

Carlos Eduarudo Vasquez and Alequin Zalimar Horrach

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1 killed as motorcyclists collide near Idalou during cross-country trip

July 26, 2016, 10:44 am

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One motorcyclist was killed and another was thrown from his bike but not injured after a collision Tuesday morning near Idalou.

The motorcyclists were part of a cross-country group traveling back to Maryland, according to Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. John Gonzalez.

He said the crash occurred before 11 a.m. on U.S. 62/82 west of Idalou when one motorcyclist ran into the back of another motorcycle.

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Marriage Licenses

July 26, 2016, 10:08 pm

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Roy Cristan Perez and Christine Olguin Tellez

Erik Ryne Hutcheson and Taylor Elaine Freeland

Dylan Joseph Hesse and Hilary Lexis Stovall

Charles Dale Hazelwood and Lesley Karen Kimble

Keeley Lane Ewing-Bramblett and Christopher Todd Hobart

Megan Ilene Black and Chad Evertt Busbea

Erica Denise McDonald and Casey Jack Lusk

Jacob Stephen Ham and Nina Nicole Follis

Dalton Craig Wallace and Stormy Michell Heller

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Assumed names

July 26, 2016, 10:08 pm

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■ Assumed name: Martinez Mobile Wash; owner: Adam Martinez

■ Assumed name: R&J’s Detail Shop; owners: Ray Travenia and Jerome Moore

■ Assumed name: Dun-Rite Window and Door; owner: Kelly Rodden

■ Assumed name: A1Apex; owners: Tiny Steffens and Joseph Steffens

■ Assumed name: Top 2 Bottom Cleaning; owner: Ashley Espinoza

■ Assumed name: 4X4’s Unlimited; owner: Cindi Drake

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State Fire Marshal's Office, Levelland fire investigating suspected arsons

July 27, 2016, 11:14 am

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The State Fire Marshal’s Office is assisting Levelland’s fire department in investigating two Monday morning fires believed to be cases of arson.

Levelland Fire Marshal Jay McKay said both scenes showed obvious signs of arson — multiple points of ignition and grass clippings used as fuel — however, a K9 unit did not detect any use of accelerants at the fires on North Houston Street and Tenth Street.

Both structures were vacant at the time of the fires, and no injuries were reported.

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Suspect flees after armed robbery at South Lubbock convenience store

July 27, 2016, 2:12 pm

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Armed man flees after store robbery

Police are searching for a man they say held up a 7-Eleven convenience store at gunpoint Wednesday afternoon in South Lubbock.

Before 1 p.m., officers responded to the 2500 block of 98th Street after a report of an armed robbery.

Police say the robber entered the store armed with a handgun and demanded cash from the register.

After the clerk complied, officers note, the robber fled the scene on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.

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Lubbock PD captures 2 of its 'Top 10 Most Wanted'

July 27, 2016, 2:54 pm

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The Lubbock Police Department announced Wednesday afternoon that two of its “Top 10 Most Wanted” suspects were arrested.

Marcello Ecckles, 35, was arrested Wednesday with the assistance of the Lubbock County and Wayne County sheriff’s offices, according to a social media post by LPD. Ecckles was wanted on a charge of burglary of a habitation with intent to commit other felony.

Another “Top 10” suspect, Derik Fulton, 26, was captured on July 15 with the assistance of LSO and the Jack County Sheriff’s Office.

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Images released of vehicle that dragged Slaton officer about 900 yards

July 27, 2016, 3:39 pm

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Images have been released of a vehicle that dragged Slaton Police Department Officer Paul Rucker hundreds of yards earlier this month.

Rucker suffered serious injuries, including road rash to his head and limbs, as a result of the incident, which occurred around 8 p.m. July 15 in Slaton as the officer was directing traffic at the intersection of Texas Avenue and Railroad Avenue.

Slaton police reported Rucker attempted to detour a subject around a car show, but the subject refused to cooperate and a physical altercation ensued.

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