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Erath County inmate who escaped from jail is indicted by grand jury.

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Treston Nolte
Treston Nolte

An Erath County grand jury last week indicted 18 individuals on a variety of charges including a man who escaped from jail last summer.


Treston Cane Nolte escaped from custody on Aug. 3 and was recaptured hours later near the head of the Bosque River Trail in Stephenville.



Read the original report here.


According to the official complaint, Nolte was in an enclosed recreation yard at the Erath County Jail when closed circuit television captured him “tossing his striped black and white pants up and into the basketball goal and climbing up the opening and into the roof.”


Inmates notified jail officials about the escape.


Others indicted include:



• Barney Ross Billue for sexual assault (enhanced). Read full story here.


• Travis Edward Brown for two counts of obstruction or retaliation of a public servant (enhanced)


• Ricky George Byrd for evading arrest or detention (with a vehicle)


• Jeana Carol Carpenter for possession of a substance in penalty group 1


• Braden Michael Davis for assault family violence with prior conviction



• Anthony Clayton Edwards for assault family violence with prior conviction and violation of a protective order with two previous convictions


• Shane Draven Beck Hamilton for two counts of assault on a peace officer

• William Brian Hooks for two counts of assault on a public servant


• Tex Dwayne Hudson for indecent assault


• Larry Earl Jonas Jr. for possession of a substance in penalty group 1


• Blake Elliot King for assault (occlusion)



• Christian Tyler Linn for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle


• Lori Leann Nichols for tampering with or fabricating physical evidence


• Roy Rogers Rojas for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle (enhanced)


• Sandra Ann Thompson for possession of a substance in penalty group 1


• Justin Wilson Wawrzynski for evading arrest or detention (with a vehicle)


• Parker Bryan Whitworth for failure to comply with terrorist registry.


 

 

 

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