TIMESRECORDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 2024 5A Reach jobseekers across multiple platforms including and Our marketing solutions are the difference you need to succeed. Post your job listing today! Scan here Reach your hiring goals by going the distance! powered by hirenow.timesrecordnews.com The owner, Rajendra Patel of Oklahoma, claimed the city had no right to take the property and that the amount awarded by the panel was inade- He requested and was granted a jury trial. Patel has not attended any of the court sessions. He has incurred 233 Class misdemeanor war- rants related to code violations on the property and faces arrest and $299,818 in accumulated ac- cording to Municipal Court records. Assistant City Manager Paul Menzies has said the city would demolish the building and turn the proper- ty into park land.
Hotel Continued from Page 1A Court documents by the owner said, the nature of the services provided by the Tenant Op- erators, relief is required to protect the pa- tients to ensure their care is not interrupted or dis- turbed as the Facility is transitioned to a new opera- CAM-Grace LLC leased the facility to KPC Promise Hospital of Wichita Falls in 2019. Court documents show the company owes the owner $686,302 in back rent and other expenses. In addition to a breach of covenants, the application claimed KPC Promise was not maintaining occupancy levels as required by the lease. KPC consented to the appointment of a receiver because of its ongoing problems. In a separate legal action in late May, US-Med Equip LLC sued KCP Promise of Wichita Falls for $300,000 the company said was owed in past due equipment rentals.
Hospital Continued from Page 1A committed by two men. Traquan Cox Eliand, 17, of Wichita Falls was arrested Thursday in connection with the killing. Deron Edward Royster, was shot through the eye with a pellet gun May 12. Darren Jerome King was arrested and charged with murder. Stanley Ralicki, 69, was shot to death Feb.
22 at a home on Marsha Lane. His brother Raymond Ralicki was arrested and charged with murder. Here are the homicides in 2024 that police have not labeled as murders: Quincy Roman Moore and Sydney Terrell Brown were both shot at an apartment complex Jan. 21. Jamal Leron Locke was wounded by and told police he shot the men in self-defense.
Here are occurrences that fall under the broad um- brella of according to Texas satutes: Capital Murder. Can carry a death penalty, but seldom requested by Texas district attorneys. Conviction carries a mandatory life sentence with no parole. To be a murder must meet certain cri- teria, such as occurring during the commission of an- other crime or involving the death of a child. Murder.
Without the enhancement can carry a prison sentence of years to life. Manslaughter. Recklessly causing the death of a person without premeditation. Can carry a prison sentence of two to 20 years. The charge encompasses these sub-categories: 1 Voluntary Manslaughter.
Causing the death of someone by way of intentional but non-premeditat- ed harm. 2 Involuntary manslaughter. Causing the death of someone unintentionally without malice or intent to cause serious harm. 3 Intoxication Manslaughter. Causing the death of a person by driving under the 4 Vehicular Manslaughter.
Causing the death of another person through negligent operation of a mo- tor vehicle. Can be considered a felony or a misde- meanor depending on the circ*mstances. 5 Criminally Negligent Homicide. Occurs when a person ought to be aware of a substantial risk that their conduct will kill another person. Can carry a state jail sentence of 180 days to two years.
If a weap- on is used, the sentence can be two to 10 years in pris- on. Texas law also recognizes some homicides as when committed in self-defense, for the pro- tection of others or for protection of the home. Whether a death moves through the legal system is usually determined by a grand jury with the authority to return criminal indictments. Homicide Continued from Page 1A WILMINGTON, Del. one is above the law.
It matter who you are or what your name prosecutor Derek Hines told the jury Tuesday in opening statements in Hunter felony gun trial. The surviving son faces three felonies. He is charged with lying on a federal form that asked if he was addicted to drugs, lying to the gun dealer about his status as an addict and then possessing the gun for 11 days. It is the criminal case against an American child, starting just days after former President Donald Trump became the U.S. presi- dent to be convicted of a felony.
The charges carry a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison, though Biden is likely to get a shorter sen- tence if convicted. One juror dropped out Tuesday for lack of transportation to the courthouse. As wife, half-sister, and lady Jill Biden sat in the courtroom, Hines made the initial case for Justice Department special counsel David team. day in courtrooms like this one, defendants from all walks of life are tried because of the choices they make, not the people they Hines said. they made to break the law.
This case is no Hines said Gordon Cleveland, the Delaware gun dealer who sold Hunter Biden a revolver in 2018, will testify that he watched the son out a form stating he was not an unlawful drug user or addicted to controlled substances. Mr. Cleveland know was that Mr. Bi- den was an unlawful user and he Hines said. Hallie Biden, the widow of Hunter brother Beau, will testify about his drug use and her own, un- der a grant of immunity.
She became a drug user but ceased using before October 2018, Hines said. She was in a relationship with Hunter Biden at the time of the gun purchase. She told law enforcement she found a gun in his vehicle and threw it away out- side a Delaware supermarket. Prosecutors will also call Zoe Kestan, Hunter Bi- former girlfriend, to discuss his frequent use of crack cocaine, Hines said. Kestan also has a grant of immunity.
Hunter Biden gun charges trial underway Xerxes Wilson, Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, Esteban Parra, Bart Jansen, Kinsey Crowley, Rachel Barber and Marina Pitofsky USA TODAY and Delaware News Journal.
