Austin Jail Release Lawyer

Yesterday, a man was arrested by the Texas Attorney General’s Fugitive Unit in the Austin area. The man, Charles Simpkins, was arrested because he is a past sex offender that didn’t register himself when he moved into the Austin area.

The Fugitive Unit has been working for a number of months on a plan called Operation Missing Predator. Their plan is to take down all sex offenders that refuse to register themselves in the new community that they have moved in to. Simpkins was sentenced to eight years in prison originally, but was out on probation for good behavior. He was convicted in 1985 for aggravated sexual assault of a child.

When Simpkins was arrested, he will be contacting his Austin jail release lawyer as soon as possible to take care of his case. There is no word yet on what the police will be doing once Simpkins is put into jail.

For more information, contact the Austin jail release lawyers of Morales and Navarrete 866-812-4596.  

A local DPS official in Austin is currently being investigated for a child pornography situation that occurred at work. Sources have already said that the police are working closely with the DPS office to resolve the situation as quietly as possible. They have also said that the employee is not currently under arrest, but they are waiting on the outcome of the investigation.

Police have said that the DPS office has already submitted a company wide notice that all computers are to be used for work purposes only. Police have also refused to give information as to the name of the DPS employee. DPS has also made a statement that there is currently a company wide investigation that is going on and the employee will be suspended until there are results of the case. The employee has already contacted his Austin jail release lawyer to discuss the case, and try to keep the employee out of jail.

For more information, contact the Austin jail release lawyers of Morales and Navarrete at 866-812-4596.

Early on Monday morning, a local man in downtown Austin got on a city bus and took control of the bus by threatening the bus driver with a knife. When the man got on the bus around 5^th St. in Downtown Austin, there were no other riders on the bus as he began to threaten the driver and forced him to go off of his scheduled downtown route.

When police spoke with the bus driver, he stated that he ended up dropping the man off around Oak Hill and Hwy. 71 in the south Austin area. The bus driver also told police that he actually never saw the knife that the bus hijacker claimed he had. Police are currently looking for the man stating that he was a Hispanic male around 5’-9’’ with a mustache and looked to be about 35 years old.

Police are urging anyone who may know anything about this man to contact police as soon as possible to help with the case. Once the man is arrested he will most likely be contacting his Austin Jail Release Lawyer as soon as possible to talk about their case.

If you or someone you know needs help with an Austin Jail release case, contact the Austin Jail Release Attorneys of Morales and Navarrete at 866-812-4596.

Austin ISD has recently done an audit to check all of their bookkeeping and found that the former bookkeeper for Peace Middle School has been stealing money for the schools bank account for almost 3 years up to February of this year. Annette Chavez is being charged with theft which they are considering to be a 3^rd degree felony.

The school was working with a new auditor and found that the woman had been stealing thousands of dollars over the past 3 years and no one had found out anything about it.

Although people tried to contact the spokesperson for AISD, but has no luck in getting a comment for the theft that has been ongoing for quite a while.

Chavez also refused to make a comment but told a source that her lawyer would be contacting the school in order to set up a time for her to turn herself in.

For more information, contact the Austin Jail Release Lawyers of Morales and Navarrete at 866-812-4596.

Early Thursday morning, a man was found dead in a parking lot of an East Austin Apartment Complex. Some witnesses have said that there was a fight sometime during the night where multiple gun shots were fired between the man and his brother, James Ancira Jr. Police have been investigating the shooting and arrested Ancira early today. He is officially being charged with murder in the first degree.

While at his bail hearing, the judge set bail at $1 million and set a trial date for later in the month. He will be contacting his Austin Jail Release Lawyer for help with his bail and other information. A witness discovered the dead man early Thursday morning and the investigation proceeded from then. Police have also said that his sentence is punishable with life or between 5 and 99 years in a state facility.

Police have said that the individuals that they spoke with saw the fight break out and fled the scene when the gun shots started sounding off.

If you need help with your Austin Jail Release, contact the Austin Jail Release Lawyers of Morales and Navarrete at 866-812-4596.