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Defendant: Terry Lynn Robertson Date of Birth: March 2, 1969 Offense: Theft of property $1,500 or greater but less than $20,000 Degree of Offense: State jail felony Date of Offense: June 24, 2012 Victim: DeWayne Tyree Location of Offense: Oldham County Trial Date: Dec. 11, 2013 Trial Court: 222nd Judicial District Plea: Guilty Sentence: 5 years, deferred adjudication Restitution: $800 Fine: $1,500 Court Costs: $290 TSCRA Special Ranger: Harold Dempsey


Additional Investigator: Oldham County Deputy Shawn Ballew


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Defendant: LaChristian Devon Hall Date of Birth: Aug. 8, 1995 Offense: Theft of cattle, horse, exotic livestock, less than $100,000 Degree of Offense: Third degree felony


Date of Offense: June 28, 2013 Victim: Bobby Nabours Location of Offense: Washington County


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Trial Date: Nov. 12, 2013 Trial Court: 21st Judicial District Plea: Guilty Sentence: 5 years, deferred adjudication Restitution: $1,258.25 Fine: $1,000 Court Costs: $283 Community Service: 200 hours TSCRA Special Ranger: Doug Hutchison


Additional Investigator: Washington County Sheriff’s Offi ce Investigator Damon Wegner


Defendant: Corey Juan Bias Date of Birth: Sept. 29, 1992


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