Fort Bend County Judge of Indian-American Heritage Faces Arrest on Money Laundering Charges

Fort Bend County, Texas — In a shocking development in local governance, KP George, the Indian-American Judge of Fort Bend County, has been arrested on charges related to money laundering. The arrest adds a layer of controversy to the county’s administration, marking a significant setback for a region known for its vibrant multicultural community. 50-year-old George, who made history as the first person of South Asian descent to hold the office in Fort Bend County, has been taken into custody following accusations of engaging in illicit financial transactions. The specific details of the funds, allegedly … Read more

Two Charged in Fatal Robbery at Bend Motel; Arrests Linked to January Homicide

BEND, Ore. – Authorities in Bend have charged two individuals with second-degree murder following the discovery of a man’s body at a local motel early last month. Officials identified the deceased as Robert Lewis Treher, 34, who was found at the Holiday Motel on SE 3rd Street on January 3. Jessica Mae Sanders, 30, from Clearlake, California, and Jason Newton Loun, 38, from Redmond, face charges not only for the murder but also for first-degree robbery, unlawful weapon use, and third-degree theft, as per the details shared by Bend Police. Further investigations revealed that Sanders, … Read more

Fort Bend County Judge Reprimanded and Ordered Educational Refresher Following Courtroom Misconduct

Richmond, Texas — A Fort Bend County judge faced formal reprimand last month when the State Commission on Judicial Conduct chastised him for improper courtroom behavior during a 2003 case. The commission mandated that Judge Steve Rogers of the 268th District Court undertake additional legal training following his actions, which included the use of profanity in exchanges with attorneys during a trial. The sanctions stem from an incident in July 2003, during the jury trial of a woman accused of methamphetamine possession. Records reveal that attorneys Annie Scott and Michael Elliot, representing the defendant, had … Read more

South Bend Tribune Enhances User Experience with Cutting-Edge Website Upgrade

In an effort to deliver a superior online experience, South Bend-based media outlet SouthBendTribune.com has revamped its website to harness the capabilities of the latest technological advancements. This development comes as part of the outlet’s commitment to providing its readership with a platform that is both fast and easy to navigate. The redesigned website has been optimized to ensure that it runs smoothly and efficiently, leveraging new technology to improve user engagement and site performance. This update underscores SouthBendTribune.com’s initiative to stay at the forefront of digital media by anticipating user needs and adapting to … Read more