McLennan County Jail
Coverage of McLennan County Jail in the Nexus archive.
- Court documents: 18-year-old’s BAC nearly 3 times the legal limit after fatal high-speed crash
Court documents allege that 18-year-old Cash Lee Stebner was involved in a high-speed crash on June 13 in Hewitt, Texas, resulting in the death of another driver. Authorities charged him with intoxication manslaughter after police determined his blood alcohol content was nearly three times the legal limit. The collision occurred at the intersection of South Hewitt Drive and Enterprise Boulevard.
- Court documents: 18-year-old’s BAC nearly 3 times the legal limit after fatal high-speed crash
Cash Lee Stebner, 18, was arrested for intoxication manslaughter following a fatal crash in Hewitt, Texas. Court documents allege that Stebner's blood alcohol content was 2.9 times the legal limit, and police determined that intoxication contributed to the death of the victim. Stebner was released from the McLennan County Jail after posting an $80,000 bond.
- Man, 75, woman, 32, accused of having sex at apartment pool in front of multiple children
A 75-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman were charged with public lewdness after allegedly having sex in a pool in front of multiple children in Waco, Texas. The man also faced marijuana possession charges. Both were released on bail.
- Man, 75, woman, 32, accused of having sex at apartment pool in front of multiple children
Douglas Faith, 75, and Emilie Parma, 32, were charged with public lewdness after allegedly having sex in a pool at an apartment complex in Waco, Texas, in front of multiple children. Faith admitted Parma was on top of him but claimed they were not having intercourse due to his penile implant, while Parma was released on a $1,500 bond and Faith on a $3,000 bond after being found with marijuana.
- Texas Dem's claim about abuse victim's family unravels after relatives say they're 'tired of being used'
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico faces criticism after the family of a child sex abuse victim disputed his claim of contact with them, stating they are 'tired of being used' in the election. Talarico accused his opponent, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, of negotiating a favorable plea deal for Adam Hoffman, a former attorney charged with child abuse. The victim's family denied providing statements to Talarico and criticized both candidates for using their case.
- Texas Dem's claim about abuse victim's family unravels after relatives say they're 'tired of being used'
Texas Democrat James Talarico faces criticism after the family of a child sex abuse victim denied his campaign's claims of contact, stating they are 'tired of being used' in the election. Talarico accused Republican Senate opponent Ken Paxton of securing a lenient plea deal for Adam Hoffman, but the victim's family disputed Talarico's team's involvement.