Grand Jury Report – Jan. 20

Justice logoHenderson County District Attorney R. Scott McKee reported the January Term, 2016, Grand Jury returned the following True Bills for the first meeting of January. In addition, 1 case is indicted under seal.

  • Robert Matthew Taylor, 24, indicted for Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in Penalty Group 1, Evading Arrest or Detention, and Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in Penalty Group 1
  • Jeffrey Romain Murray, 38, indicted for Evading Arrest or Detention
    Rickey Ramone Jackson, 32, indicted for Attempted Burglary

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Woman gets sentenced to 10 years for meth

Kandra Murphy
Kandra Murphy

District Attorney’s Office press release

On Monday, Jan. 4, Kandra Michelle Murphy, 41, formerly of Mabank, was sentenced to 10 years confinement in prison for Possession of a Controlled Substance.

Assistant District Attorney Justin Weiner prosecuted the case on behalf of Scott McKee’s District Attorney’s Office. Murphy was sentenced in the 392nd Judicial District Court by Judge Carter Tarrance.

Murphy was indicted by a Henderson Grand Jury based on a December 2014 traffic stop by the Henderson County Sherriff’s Office.

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Grand Saline man sentenced to 30 years for Sexual Assault of a Child

Samuel Wade Hukill
Samuel Wade Hukill

District Attorney’s Office press release

Last week, Samuel Wade Hukill, 55, formerly of Grand Saline, was sentenced to 30 years in prison by 173rd District Judge Dan Moore for a 2014 Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child charge.

Hukill was prosecuted by Assistant D.A. Nancy Rumar of Scott McKee’s District Attorney’s Office.

Hukill was indicted by a Henderson County Grand Jury last June after an investigation by Henderson County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Nick Webb into the aggravated sexual assault.

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Grand Jury Report – Dec. 23

Justice logoHenderson County District Attorney R. Scott McKee reported the July Term, 2015, Grand Jury returned the following True Bills for the month of December. In addition, 7 cases are indicted under seal.

  • James Keanton Bircher, 34, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Jeffrey James Evans, 32, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Robert Joseph Rush, 33, indicted for Theft
  • George Monterrey Jones, 20, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Alecxis Martinez, 19, indicted for Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in Penalty Group 1
  • Walter Ray Berklund, 24, indicted for Assault
  • James Lewis Thomas, 49, indicted for Driving While Intoxicated
  • Stephanie Karen Gonzales, 47, indicted for Theft
  • Christopher Benjamin Coleman, 21, indicted for Aggravated Assault
  • David Lee Stringer, 47, indicted for Theft
  • Christina LeAnn Reynolds, 46, indicted for Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in Penalty Group 1
  • Diego Rolando Resendiz, 17, indicted for Burglary
  • Zachary Romalis Specks, 24, indicted for Evading Arrest or Detention
  • Ryan Emmanuel Smith, 31, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Randall Lee Laughlin, 33, indicted for Evading Arrest or Detention, Unauthorized Use of Vehicle, and Tampering with or Fabricating Physical Evidence
  • Wayland Glenn Rhoades, 46, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • John Black Riggs, 40, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance and Prohibited Substance in Correctional Facility
  • Robin Kay Adams, 52, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Crystal Dawn Meeks, 28, indicted for Bail Jumping and Failure to Appear
  • Amanda Kay Lindsey, 37, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • James Glenn Gregg, 68, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Lauren Renee Abbott, 27, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Johnnie Carl Turknett, 67, indicted for Stalking
  • James Allen Allgood, 28, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance and Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Terry Leon Brewer, 39, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Stacy Dawn Guthrie, 43, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance and Prohibited Substances and Items in Correctional Facility
  • Rachel Lavaine Rich, 42, indicted for Prohibited Substances and Items in Correctional Facility
  • William Ferman Johnson, JR, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
    Todd Benjamin Gregory, 50, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Raymond Lamar Walker, 40, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Crystal Lynn Blevins, 32, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Elasha Jo Myers, 35, indicted for Manufacture or Delivery of Substance in Penalty Group 1
  • Mitchell Gene Morgan, JR, 34, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Corey Vance Johnson, JR, 22, indicted for Burglary
  • Jerry Lynn Lockaby, 26, indicted for Burglary
  • Jacob Lee Gautney, 17, indicted for Burglary
  • Alexander Blake Ellis, indicted for Burglary
  • Justin Amahd Marable, 25, indicted for Unlawful Possession of Firearm by Felon and Deadly Conduct
  • Patrick Deyoun Davis, 44, indicted for Assault
  • Rocky Dewayne Rogers, 44, indicted for Aggravated Assault
  • James Simmons Holley, 25, indicted for Forgery
  • Michael Rae Kidd, 39, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • Jason Corey Jones, 41, indicted for Possession of Controlled Substance
  • John Cody Dewitt, 42, indicted for Theft
  • Richard Derrick Brashear, 40, indicted for Burglary

Competency evaluation to continue for convicted killer Randall Wayne Mays

Randall Wayne Mays
Randall Wayne Mays

District Attorney press release

Wednesday, the Court of Criminal Appeals continued a stay of execution for Randall Wayne Mays pending the outcome of competency proceedings in the 392nd District Court.

The Court of Criminal Appeals originally issued the stay in March of this year, just two days before Mays was set to be executed for the 2007 shooting deaths of Henderson County Sheriff’s Deputies Tony Ogburn and Paul Habelt.

In today’s ruling, the Court of Criminal Appeals found Mays made “a substantial showing that he is incompetent to be executed” and ordered further competency hearings including the appointment of mental health experts.

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