THEFT LAW
TSCRA Welcomes New Special Ranger to District 18
M Mike Barr TSCRA Special Ranger CASE CLOSED
Defendant: Terry Lee Jett Jr. Date of Birth: May 17, 1971 Offense: Embezzlement Degree of Offense: Criminal felony Date of Offense: Sept. 10 to 17, 2011 Victim: Brian Lee Arnold Location of Offense: Osage County, Okla. Trial Date: Aug. 13, 2013 Trial Court: 4th District Court Plea: Guilty Sentence: 3 years state penitentiary Restitution: $3,565.46 Fine: $300 Court Costs: $1,418.35 TSCRA Special Ranger: Bart Perrier
Defendant: Glen W. Russworm Date of Birth: Jan. 4, 1951
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Offense: Theft Degree of Offense: Third degree felony
Date of Offense: Oct. 24, 2007, to July 18, 2012 Victim: Shapiro Brothers Ranches Location of Offense: Lampasas County Trial Date: Sept. 13, 2013 Trial Court: 27th District Court Plea: Guilty Sentence: 10 years deferred adjudication Restitution: $58,847.07 Community Service: 200 hours Court Costs: $215
TSCRA Special Rangers: Marvin Wills, Max Hartmann Additional investigator: Lampasas County Investigator, David Thorp
Defendant: Gary E. Shepard Date of Birth: Oct. 10, 1969 Offense: Burglary of habitation Degree of Offense: Second degree felony
Date of Offense: April 29, 2013 Victim: James Walker Location of Offense: Hopkins County Trial Date: Sept. 24, 2013 Trial Court: 8th Judicial Court Plea: Guilty Sentence: Probation, 5 years deferred adjudication Fine: $2,000 Court Costs: $309
TSCRA Special Ranger: Toney Hurley
ICHAEL BARR, FORMER BROWN COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF, HAS JOINED THE TEXAS and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) as a special ranger for District 18. Barr replaces Ronnie Hunt.
District 18 includes Brewster, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis,
Pecos, Presidio and Reeves counties. “Mike is an experienced law enforcement agent and is well-known by the
ranching community in the area,” said Larry Gray, TSCRA executive director of law enforcement and theft prevention. “Barr’s law enforcement experience and his love for the ranching industry
make him a great asset to our organization. We welcome him to TSCRA and look forward to working with him.” Barr has 15 years of law enforcement experience. He served as a reserve
deputy sheriff for Brown County, where he investigated livestock crimes. Barr is based in Fort Davis and can be reached at 432-426-3106.
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