EIGHT PERSONS INDICTED BY WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAND JURY
The Washington County District Attorney’s Office has released fourteen indictments and names of persons being indicted after the Grand Jury session on October 27th.
James Charles Daniels, Jr, age 19, of Brenham, Credit Card Abuse
Justin Flores, age 33, of Cypress, charged with Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, Theft of a Firearm and Burglary of a Building from June 9th of this year and Burglary of a Building from July 5 of this year.
Shanda Fern Knight, age 40, of Brenham, charged with Theft less than $1500 with Two Previous Convictions from July 30, 2015.
Matthew John Maciel, age 30, of Huntsville, charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance from October 17, 2014.
Nicolas Eugene Randle, age 23, of Brenham, charged with Aggravated Robbery, from September 20, 2015.
Tony Searcy, age 20, of Brenham, charged with Burglary of a Habitation, from May 30, 2013.
Christopher Torres, age 23, of Houston, charged with Driving while Intoxicated from September 6, 2015.
Courtney Williams, age 23, of Brenham, charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, from August 3, 2015.
The following persons have been previously indicted and have now been arrested.
Devon Frederick-Cross, age 18, of Navasota, charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon (3 cases), and Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle from July 22, 2015
Shelby Lampe, age 18, of Brenham, charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance and Prohibited Substance in a Correctional Facility from August 5, 2015.
Dalton Roberts, age 23, of Burton, charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance from August 5, 2015
What ever happened to “Innocent before proven guilty”? Just because you”ve been indicted does not mean you have been proven guilty. Why are the people of Brenham so fast to judge and who are they to judge?
Who’s judging?
Right? Who’s judging? Indictments are a matter of public record under the Freedom of Information Act. Nobody has said anything yet about their guilt or innocence.
A civil society indicts, you arrest in order to BRING THEM TO TRIAL, then you try.
Law abiding people of the community get to judge guilty or innocent. If you keep your nose clean, YOU might be one of those who have that PRIVILEGE (and it is a privilege) ( a founding
basis for America’s very existence)
How would YOU do it ?
Innocent until proven guilty is a concept that applies to the judicial system. The average citizen if free to have any opinion that he wants. Perhaps those who are sensitive to having notice of their criminal indictment displayed in a public manner should avoid committing crimes.