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The new defendants are charged with hindering the prosecution of terrorism. The indictments make 22 total defendants in the case, spanning federal and state courts.
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The new accusations come as part of evidence in Adam King's ongoing sexual harassment case. These allegations could be used by prosecutors during King's trial.
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The Johnson County Sheriff's Office, under Sheriff Adam King, has faced allegations of mistreatment in a jail that's been in and out of compliance for years. Meanwhile, King faces criminal charges in a sexual harassment scandal.
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A 75-year-old man was shot and killed by deputies after gunfire erupted while first responders battled a structure fire in Johnson County. One deputy was injured by shrapnel and later released. The Texas Rangers are investigating.
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Johnson County Sheriff Adam King's first perjury charge was dismissed in December. He was indicted again Wednesday.
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Indicted Johnson County Sheriff Adam King will continue serving in his position with restrictions amid his ongoing sexual harassment case.
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A Johnson County judge ruled Thursday the charge against Adam King was illegally obtained, court records show.
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Johnson County sheriff will still serve amid sexual harassment case as Texas AG declines to weigh inJohnson County Sheriff Adam King has been indicted on sexual harassment, retaliation against a witness and aggravated perjury charges since August.
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A criminal complaint obtained by KERA News alleges a Carrollton woman provided a bag to the alleged shooter — who authorities didn't find until over a week later — that blocks electromagnetic signals from devices like phones.
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Johnson County Sheriff Adam King is in the middle of an ongoing workplace sexual harassment case. He returned to work from paid administrative leave earlier this month.
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Johnson County Sheriff Adam King is allowed to return to work in a limited capacity after being indicted on multiple felony count regarding misconduct allegations from Johnson County Sheriff's Office employees and a perjury charge filed yesterday.
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Meagan Morris, 41, shared with KERA News in interviews her perspective of what happened July 4.