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Alice man shot in face after ongoing feud with another man, both expected to be arrested
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Jim Wells County Sheriff's Office is looking for two Alice men officials said were involved in a high-speed-chase-turned-shooting at around 5 p.m. Wednesday. The two men, Leve Villanueva and Estevan Mata, have been involved in an ongoing feud, according to Sheriff Daniel Bueno. Villanueva...
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Texas Man Exonerated After 34 Years Behind Bars
Benjamin Spencer, a Texas man who spent 34 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, was finally exonerated on Thursday. The 59-year-old had been wrongfully convicted in 1987 for the murder and carjacking of Jeffrey Young. Despite maintaining his innocence for decades, it took a dedicated legal team and a fresh look at discredited evidence to clear his name.
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