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One-time District Attorney candidate Paul C. Velte IV continues to maintain his innocence as he appears headed to trial on a dozen felony charges stemming from his stepdaughter’s allegations that he sexually assaulted her, his attorney said this week.
San Marcos Police and City Marshal’s office are joining over 200 law enforcement agencies across Texas for a warrant roundup beginning March 6 for people wanted for failure to comply with court orders and failure to appear at court to address charges filed against them.
A man being identified as the pilot of a plane that crashed into an office building used by Internal Revenue Service in Austin this morning has used San Marcos addresses in the past but the extent of his connections to the city are unclear.
A second search was conducted Monday just southwest of Kyle, resulting in additional evidence tied to the grisly murder of former San Marcos native Michael Van Dyke, police say.
A Hays County jury this week sentenced San Marcos resident Roger Reyes, 40, to life in prison without the possibility of parole after convicting him under a new state statute aimed at offenders who repeatedly abuse a victim.
San Marcos police are investigating the circumstances of an early Saturday morning altercation which has claimed the life of a 19-year-old Wimberley man.
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