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Shocking verdicts, surprise plea deals and a court brawl among the top moments in Bexar County courts in 2023
Read full article: Shocking verdicts, surprise plea deals and a court brawl among the top moments in Bexar County courts in 2023KSAT 12 takes a look back at the year’s biggest moments in court.
Man accused of starting fire that killed SAFD firefighter in 2017 sentenced to 30 years in plea agreement
Read full article: Man accused of starting fire that killed SAFD firefighter in 2017 sentenced to 30 years in plea agreementEmond Johnson, who was charged of starting a fire that killed San Antonio firefighter Scott Deem in 2017, was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years in prison on two charges.
Trial for man accused in SAFD firefighter’s death delayed for at least six months
Read full article: Trial for man accused in SAFD firefighter’s death delayed for at least six monthsA San Antonio man accused of starting a deadly fire that killed a San Antonio firefighter is not expected to go to trial for at least another six months.
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Trial for man accused in San Antonio firefighter’s death not expected to begin until early next year
Read full article: Trial for man accused in San Antonio firefighter’s death not expected to begin until early next yearDefense motions were granted Wednesday in the case against Emond Johnson, who allegedly set fire to his gym that spread to other businesses and killed San Antonio firefighter Scott Deem.
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5 high-profile trials that could happen in San Antonio in 2021
Read full article: 5 high-profile trials that could happen in San Antonio in 2021When Bexar County District Courts reopen for trials there are five high-profile cases that might be in the docket for 2021. SAN ANTONIO – As Texas has “opened 100%”, the Bexar County courts remain closed to in-person and jury trials. These trials will take place in the 227th District Court by Judge Kevin O’Connell. AdWhen this retrial takes place it will be in the 144th District Court with Judge Michael Mery. When this trial is set it will take place in the 399th District Court with Judge Frank Castro presiding.