Bravo Brazos Valley continues with story of Glenn D. Morgan, USS Indianapolis survivor
BBV – Veteran Glenn D. Morgan Part II
Bravo Brazos Valley continues with story of Glenn D. Morgan, USS Indianapolis survivor
BBV – Veteran Glenn D. Morgan Part II
A 21 year old Milam County man admits to sexual assaults of a 14 and a 15 year old girl in a College Station hotel. A spokeswoman at the Brazos County district attorney’s office tells WTAW News that the 20 year prison sentence given to Jamarr Zamora also includes at least one human trafficking case in Milam County. Zamora is also required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. And both victims received lifetime protection orders. Brazos County jail records show Zamora was also being held for three sexual assaults and three cases of human trafficking in Milam County. News release from the Brazos County district attorney’s office: Last week, Jamarr Zamora, 22, of Rockdale, pled guilty and was sentenced to the maximum of 20 years in prison for two counts of Sexual Assault of a Child. On November 27, 2022, the Robertson County Sheriff’s Department was contacted by the mother of one of Zamora’s victims. This mother reported that her daughter was missing and could not be located. The fifteen-year-old returned the next day and outcried that the Defendant had engaged in sexual acts with her. The Robertson County Sheriff’s Office began an investigation and determined that the Defendant took the fifteen-year-old victim to a hotel in College Station where he committed the offense. As part of their investigation, law enforcement discovered another victim who was fourteen-years old. Detective Joshua Street with the College Station Police Department took over the investigation. As a result of his investigation, Detective Street interviewed the Defendant, who admitted that picked the victims up at their residences on multiple occasions and took them to hotels in College Station where he performed sexual acts. This case was investigated by the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office, the College Station Police Department, and Tiffany Graves with the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office. Special assistance in this case was provided by the Baylor Scott and White Forensic Unit, Scotty’s House Child Advocacy Center, Chuck Fleeger with the Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley, and Unbound Now. This case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Jessica Escue. Statement from Brazos County assistant district attorney Jessica Escue: “This Defendant manipulated and sexually abused vulnerable teenagers. Our office will strongly respond to anyone who seeks to harm a child in this community.”
The end of Monday night’s (August 19) Bryan ISD school board meeting was a unanimous vote to extend superintendent Ginger Carrabine’s contract. There was no public comment before or after the motion by board member David Stasny. Click below to hear the end of the August 19, 2024 Bryan ISD school board meeting. A BISD spokesman says more information about the contract will be released once terms have been finalized. Carrabine is in her third year as superintendent.
One of the longest serving executives with the Texas A&M system is retiring. The decision from the system’s chief auditor, Charlie Hrncir became public through an open meeting notice from a board of regents committee. The audit committee decided last Friday (August 16) to seek proposals to hire a consultant to assist in the hiring process of Hrncir’s successor. Hrncir joined the system in April 2000 and has been chief auditor since August of 2015. Prior to joining the A&M system, Hrncir worked for the Texas State Auditor’s Office for 19 years. A system spokesman tells WTAW News that Hrncir will retire this January.
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