Ellis County Drug Traffic

Another Castillo arrested

2009-06-24T13:34:00.000-07:00

Police Chief Erisman looks as if he is putting the hammer down on the drug traffic in Ennis. The Ennis Department appears to have a more trustful relationship with the DEA,FBI, and appear to be working with the North Texas HIDTA. Article here about the bust. Freddie Castillo,58, I believe was the Castillo that Navarro busted in 1987 where they found hidden money under a dog house. I guess these guys just boomerang right back even after getting caught.

man steals Bass Guitar while Church goers hunt eggs

2009-04-07T14:57:00.000-07:00

This Big fella walked into the United Methodist Church of Ennis while the cogregation was outside at a easter egg hunt. He jimmied the doors and grabbed a electric bass. If you know him contact anyone at the Ennis police Department 972-875-4462.

Castillo wife gets sentenced 4 to 50 years 2 million fine

2009-04-07T13:44:00.000-07:00

Mom convicted on drug charge
From STAFF REPORTS
Published: Thursday, April 2, 2009 11:08 PM CDT
DALLAS — Following a three-day trial before Chief U.S. District Judge Sidney A. Fitzwater, a federal jury in Dallas has convicted Teresa Castillo, 49, of Ennis of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine.

• Rene Castillo, 27, of Ennis (sentenced to 122 months)

• Nicholas Castillo, 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 87 months)

• Heidi Royball, 25, of Palmer (to be sentenced May 15)

• Richie Ovis, 21, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)

• Will Hodges, 34, of Ennis (sentenced to 60 months)

• Claudio Flores, 33, of Ennis (sentenced to 30 months)

• Ramon Ornealas, also known as “Smokey,” 28, of Ennis (sentenced to 84 months)

Shoot out at the Silverton Apartments

2008-11-06T12:52:00.000-08:00

Drug dealer sets up deal for his Uncle in building 9 at the Silverton Apartments. Two Hispanics decide to rob him. He decides to kill them.

Story is here

Secret Door to Pot Farm

2008-07-13T08:23:00.000-07:00

Dallas Morning News has a little more on the secret pot garden in Red Oak. At least this guy was creative. Behind the Bookcase! Secret magnetic key! Cloak and Dagger! Classic! Dwayne Marshall Nielsen, you rascally rabbit! Here is the article with video.

The owner of the house, Dwayne Marshall Nielsen, 46, was charged with possession of marijuana and released from jail on a $40,000 bond, Sheriff’s Capt. Danny Williams said today.

Nielsen's house is at the 300 block of Pebble Creek

Weed Killer-Sheriffs Department makes big pot bust

2008-07-11T07:54:00.000-07:00

Weeded Out
Deputies raid Red Oak home, seize underground marijuana facility
By JOANN LIVINGSTON
Daily Light Managing Editor
Published: Thursday, July 10, 2008 1:45 PM CDT
RED OAK – Score a big one for the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office drug task force, which dismantled a major underground – literally underground – marijuana farm early Wednesday morning.

Some good pictures at the WDL site.
Link to Daily Light article is here

Dwayne Marshall Nielsen 46 is the grower.

another story here

These guys had a damn good operation literally under ground at the 300 block of Pebble Creek rd of off Houston School Road in Red Oak. I can't say that I am so concerned with Mary Jane but it still is illegal so congratulations to ECSODTF. 155 plants confiscated and a "Mother" plant. Seems like these fellas could shift their talents to corn production so my gas prices would go down!

Waxahachie drug traffic

2008-07-02T20:27:00.000-07:00

Surprise Surprise! Maybe a couple of blocks from Wyatt street in Waxahachie a drug deal goes bad. It's like Waxahachie has decided that they will keep the drugs in the predominantly Black neighborhoods and the Black Folk don't seem to give a rats ass what happens to their community.

A plan to purchase drugs went awry this week when the buyer, a 33-year-old Waxahachie woman, was punched in the face, according to police.

“She reports that the suspect had driven her to a residence in the 200 block of Parks Schoolhouse Road to purchase drugs,” Waxahachie detective Sgt. Todd Woodruff said, noting the man and woman are acquaintances.

So somebody on the 200 block of Parks Schoolhouse road is dealing dope. I guess the only gleam of hope is that somebody at the 100 block of Parks Schoolhouse road actually aided the drug head lady victim.

Incident on March 17, 2008

2008-06-03T09:47:00.000-07:00

Of course the horrible St Patrick's Day murder has darkened Ennis, Texas but maybe the recent busts were in response and a turn around for the city. I know that they always say the investigations were 2 years long so it couldn't be directly related to the murder. But the fact the decision to take the suspects down in the same emotional time may have been a message. I have heard many stories from people who I recognize were not there but I feel like their stories have some truth to them. Even the survivors probably can't exactly get the story straight. But from what I have unofficially gathered, early morning of March 17, 2008 three friends were driving around looking to make a drug buy. Apparently on Denton street where it meets Kaufman there was is a white house that cars would pull in front to meet other cars to make deals. On this night the three friends were going to try to scam the dealer by putting a hundred dollar bill outside of play money and fold it up to look like wad of real money. Well they drove up probably rolled the window down just enough to pass the money and the dope. As the transaction was made I'm thinking that the dealer was already suspicious of the three friends trying to pull one over on the dealer. It didn't take long for the dealer to see he had been taken. The dealer fired a shot a the passenger. The bullet grazes the passenger's arm tumbles into the drivers body. The friend in the back is unhurt but i imagine freaking out. The driver knows he is hurt bad and ask to be taken home on Milam street. He probably died on the way there. I have heard that the dealer drove off but never on what kind of car. It was probably really dark. I have heard that the old tire shop owners own a business of Decatur one block south and is said to may have been the source of the drugs. I don't think there is any proof of this. There was an early theory that the shooting was over a Flat screen TV stolen. I have heard that there was a stolen TV from Liska road but it was not by the man who was murdered. Hopefully the case will be solved but I have doubts unless someone confesses!

ABC Tires New Owners FH PROPERTIES LP

2008-05-27T14:01:00.000-07:00

Found out that ABC Tire is no longer owned by last years owner it is owned by a FH Properties LP and attention: BLAKE RASNER HALEY & OLSON PC 510 NORTH VALLEY MILLS DR STE 600 WACO, TX 76710. Haley and Olson is a civil law firm that deals with corporations and businesses.

ABC TIRES ?

2008-05-09T21:14:00.000-07:00

What the hell? ABC Tires has a for sale sign on it. Could Erisman have brought an end to the Castillo reign? I doubt it. But for sure there were no cars and a for sale sign in the right away area. Also drove over behind a Big E tires and I saw the little storage building that is 202 s Breckenridge.

Wouldn't we like to know what Teresa was hiding in that place? Yes if my sources are right Teresa is Ernest Sr's wife and Ernest JR's Mother. So did they get JR and/or SR? JR is shown to own ABC and it is shut down. I know for a fact that Ennis PD was training to find DTO's and their money movement. Looks like they may have gotten the job done!

Ellis County Drug Traffic UPDATE 05/10/08:
Word has it that JR is selling ABC abd has opened a car sales business on Kaufman near the Blue Beacon. So maybe he is keeping it clean or realized it's time for a change.

Also I have heard from sources that a couple of the indicted had been drawing attention to themselves by spending money. Namely Renee Castillo. Apparently he had recently purchased a Hummer and another fella a new truck. Extravagant spending is a no no in the Drug business!

Ennis Rattlesnake Round Up- Cocaine Bust

2008-05-08T19:10:00.000-07:00

-----Unlucky 8-----

Rene Castillo, 26, of Ennis

Teresa Castillo, 48, of Ennis

Nicholas Castillo, 27, of Ennis*

Heidi Royball, 24, of Ennis

Richie Hovis, 20, of Ennis

Will Hodges, 33, of Ennis

Claudio Flores, 32, of Ennis

Ramon Ornealas, also known as “Smokey,” 27, of Ennis

*Nicholas is still on the loose as of today -05/08/2008.

Law Enforcement Keeps on bringing body blows to Ellis County Drug Traffic

This might be part of the big bust(s)coming that I've been hearing from sources. Ennis PD is getting specific training from DEA to get to the Bigger dealers. I know people don't believe that but I do. Grand sweeping busts to get the poison out of Ennis. Drug dealers have been getting to complacent in Ennis. When LE starts finding the money moves it's all over. And apparently money/drug movement was found because they are seizing land property.

"The indictment also includes a forfeiture, which, upon conviction, will require the defendants to forfeit three parcels of real property located on Liska Road in Ennis and one parcel of real property located on Brown Street in Ennis."-WDL

I believe the infamous Castillos own property in all those areas.

--------------CASTILLO PROPERTIES IN ELLIS COUNTY-------------------

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JR'S property listed is ABC tires and in March 2007 it got raided. Also those "raids included three homes on Liska Road and ABC Tires, located at 200 E. Ennis Ave." Liska road last time and this time. These guys are bold to keep operating in the same area. ECDT Article here

(2 properties on Liska)

----------------TERESA CASTILLO'S PROPERTY-------------------------

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I looked up all the indicted 8 on ECAD to see if they owned property in Ellis County. I found something interesting. Only one of the indicted (alleged) drug dealers owned property in Ellis County, Teresa Castillo. One of her properties is on Liska rd (that road must have a different kind of traffic) near Ensign. Castillo SR also owns two lots on a Liska near the bypass. The other property owned by Teresa is on S Breckenridge road. But guess who Teresa's Breckenridge property backs up to? 201 e Brown street, Big E Tires, SR's property.
(I believe the map listing N Breckenridge is wrong should be South)

So I don't know if the paper got it wrong and the property that is going to be seized is 202 S Breckenridge st or 201 e Brown street (Big E). If it was Big E you'd think they would indict SR. If it was 202 S Breckenridge that would make more sense because they are indicting Teresa. Who knows? Also noticed that next to Teresa's property on Liska is a property owned with the last name Hodges. One of the indicted is Will Hodges. Coincidence?

(Third property on Liska)

Well I saw Big E tire today and it looked like business as usual. They didn't seem to worried. I guess will find out.

The WDL says the "defendants conspired to possess with intent to distribute and distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine." According to the DEA web-site cocaine's current street value is $118.70 per pure gram. So they were planning to turn those 500 grams into 60 grand.

Thank God for our Law Enforcement men and women.
Drug Enforcement Administration, Ellis County Sheriff’s Office, Waxahachie Police Department, Ennis Police Department, Ellis County District Attorney’s Office, Dallas County District Attorney’s Office, and the U.S. Marshals Service. Deputy Criminal Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Guess and Assistant U.S. Attorney Brandon McCarthy are prosecuting the case.

UPDATE: It appears that Teresa is the Mother of Ernest Jr and the wife to Ernest Castillo SR. On the properties it appears Teresa goes by Maria when she is joint owner with SR. Also is JR in custody? ABC Tires is empty shut down.

Drug Raid at Grace Town Homes?

2008-05-08T07:44:00.001-07:00

Have a friend who lives in the Grace Town Homes off of Hall street in Ennis, Texas. He said this morning DEA and other police were at the location looking for people. A younger kid claimed the DEA was looking for a Castillo.

1212 Grace Cir
Ennis, TX 75119

The Wife with the saw in the garage

2008-04-29T12:01:00.000-07:00

Well don't know for sure about the saw or the garage but I'm about 99% sure it was the wife of George Frazier or at least that's who will be charged with the death of George. A source says a book should be written about this case. When it goes to trial we will see. I'm curious to the exact cause of death. It's terrible that Ellis County has to have crimes of this nature. Ennis Daily news had the best detail that has been released so far about the case. Ennis Daily news

Mexican Tour Buses Tafficking Drugs to North Texas

2008-04-24T07:09:00.000-07:00

Mexican Tour Buses

"DALLAS — Mexican tour bus companies driving in and out of Dallas sometimes carried more than just passengers, federal agents said Wednesday afternoon. Some of the buses smuggled cocaine and marijuana into North Texas from Monterrey, Mexico."

These bus owners designed their buses to have hidden secret compartments in the buses. "Dallas, Houston, Joliet, Illinois and Allentown, Pennsylvania, among other places" were the destinations of the drug.

"The indictment alleges the defendants charged from $500 to $7,000 per kilo of cocaine, depending on which U.S. city it was bound for."

"The buses would reportedly return from Dallas to Monterrey with the cash profits from the drug sales also hidden inside the coaches."

Leg Identified as George Lee Frazier

2008-04-16T18:45:00.000-07:00

Now we have Mr Frazier's body parts found at Bardwell Lake and Lake Richland Chambers. To prolong the investigation? I would think the criminal(s) would have known such a thing as DNA? No word if the wife is a suspect but rumor mill says so. Did somebody stumble on the remains at Richland Chambers or were authorities led to the human remains? If so by whom?

“We’re still doing some testing on the remains and are following up with additional aspects of this investigation,” Hopson said.

Anyone with information relating to the case is asked to contact detective Sgt. Dorinda Clark or detective Sgt. Mike Hopson at 972-875-4462

UPDATE:
Ennis Daily News has more detail
The head and upper torso was found at 214 Lincoln Drive by the property owner's landscaping crew on Lake Richland Chambers. The same trash bags were used as in the Lake Bardwell leg. Other bags were found around Bardwell Lake but no body parts were found in them. Still no suspects named. Detective Hopson did say

"DNA from Frazier’s home was used to identify the leg."

I'm assuming to make a match or was there crime DNA evidence in the house? Another revealing discovery was that the Leg was found "On March 1" by "a group of boaters." "on the shore of Lake Bardwell along with a black plastic bag." So it may have been thrown in the water but washed ashore. It appears both locations of body parts were washed ashore.

Final Sentencing for Meth Traffickers

2008-04-12T12:16:00.000-07:00

Here's the final sentencing of the major meth pushers from ellis county.
Northern District of Texas
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008
"DALLAS — The final two defendants who were convicted following a nine-month investigation culminating last January when the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Mobile Enforcement Team (MET), assisted by local and state authorities from the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office and the Waxahachie Police Department, worked undercover to arrest numerous major drug distributors in the Ellis County area in a large methamphetamine distribution case that charged 14 North Texas residents with various offenses related to their role in the organization, have been sentenced, announced U.S. Attorney Richard B. Roper of the Northern District of Texas."

Convicted defendants and their sentences are:

∙ John Arredondo 216 months in prison
∙ Daniel Escobar, Jr. 120 months in prison
∙ Caryssa Heath 84 months in prison
∙ Brea Ann Smith 60 months in prison
∙ Rebecca Mourad-Vasquez 48 months in prison
∙ Joshua Castro 70 months in prison
∙ Samuel Gonzales 48 months in prison
∙ Michael Reynolds 60 months in prison
∙ Angel Rodriguez 135 months in prison
∙ Robert Castillo 190 months in prison
∙ Lee Roy Chaney 132 months in prison∙ David Paul Smith 106 months in prison
∙ Sunshine Thornton 78 months in prison
∙ Brent Wilson 156 months in prison

Local Bars drug trafficking?

2008-04-07T04:55:00.000-07:00

Friday and Saturday nights everybody wants to go to their local watering hole and have a good time. A few beers, some good music, and some good'ol social activity. Along with the good time comes a small percentage of high testosterone and over indulgence in the spirits. This can all lead to fights and scuffles and 86's. But it's probably no secret that many bars become vehicles for drug trafficking. Now it may not be the folks running the bar but dealers show up knowing people are ready to get high. Now even if there is drug trafficking at the local club or bar I feel it is a small group of people not the majority. What is most worrisome is the drugs like meth. Dealers or even friends encouraging a non drug user to try meth while the are slightly inebriated could ruin a whole life.

I have recently heard of a meth dealer who was actually part owner of a bar. A particular bar in Ennis, Texas was once ran partly by an Angel Rodriguez. A guy who everybody seemed to like and he liked to throw his money around. Apparently through sources his Dad had money (I'm not going to speculate how his Dad got money) and helped him get the bar. I knew the guy who ran the bar before Angel and he seemed to be more a family guy -low key. But the second pair of owners bar created more aggressive party feel to it. For example after hour open bar partys. I ran into a few guys who at this time that either worked for Angel or were barflies. One particular fella had a short temper and a desperate need for money. Symptoms of a meth head is what I'm trying to say. Not sure who was the C0-owner of the bar with Angel.

What brought the subject to my mind is just talking to people who use to party at the bar. I have never been told anyone saw drugs exchange at this particular bar and I believe it is no longer associated with Angel in any way. But it seemed to be a well accepted fact that he deatl meth and ecstasy and at private party's of his it is said these drugs were offered and used. I am told the same Angel Rodriguez is the fella named in the US Department of Justice media release as one of the eight Co-Conspirators in the JOHN ARREDONDO METHAMPHETAMINE DISTRIBUTION CASE and won't be around for awhile.

Co-defendant Angel Rodriguez also received a lengthy sentence, having been sentenced in July by Judge Lindsay to 135 months (more than 11 years) in prison.

Arredondo admitted that beginning in April 2006, he and his co-conspirators were involved in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine to other members of the conspiracy for further distribution in Ellis County and elsewhere.

If you have been offered or have seen drugs sold at your local tavern in Ellis County share your experience. Was it just an individual drug dealer or was it a condoned act conspiring with the proprietor of the bar?

Craig's List reward for stolen property

2008-03-27T07:37:00.000-07:00

Friend of mine has been robbed twice in the last 6 months near Ovilla, Texas. Valuable and personal items. These thieves probably not any connections to drug trafficking but illegal drugs do account for at least 40-50% of crimes and probably a higher percentage in theft. Need money or trade to get the drugs, especially when many don't work and they sit around waiting for honest hard working people to go to work so the drugheads can violate their premises.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/for/620365683.html

SUBGGLERS

2008-03-20T12:22:00.000-07:00

Sophisticated submarine-like boats are the latest tool drug runners are using to bring cocaine north from Colombia, U.S. officials say.

These Columbians build these semi-subs in the jungle then usually sail them behind another vessel. They are finding more and more remote control versions. Drone technology may change the face of drug smuggling.

Coast Guard wants a crack down.

Encounters have become so frequent -- and the dangers of boarding the vessels so pronounced -- that the Coast Guard is pushing for legislation that would make the use of "unflagged" semi-submersibles in international waters a crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison, even if authorities can't recover drug evidence because the smugglers scuttle the transports.

196 people,343 chickens,$170,000,guns,alcohol,and drugs

2008-03-19T20:37:00.000-07:00

Arrests made at cockfighting arena, pit bulls seized in separate raid
Published: Monday, March 17, 2008 3:16 PM CDT
CORSICANA, Texas (AP) – Nearly 200 people were charged with gambling after officers raided a cockfighting operation Saturday that included bleachers for spectators and even a concession stand, authorities said.

Officers seized $170,000 in cash, about 300 birds, several guns, drugs and enough alcohol to fill the back of a pickup, the Navarro County Sheriff's Department said Sunday.

The owner of the property was charged with felony cruelty to farm animals, according to the sheriff's department.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said it was the largest seizure of birds it had ever been involved with in Texas.

In a separate incident in Houston, 41 malnourished pit bulls were seized from a breeding operation. An animal-protection official said some had scars indicating that they had been used for fighting.

In Navarro County, officials said 32 officers from the sheriff's department and the Corsicana police SWAT team with search and arrest warrants raided the residence of Adolfo Gabriel Luna on Saturday evening.

Officers said there were 250 to 300 people present, mostly in an outbuilding that appeared built for the sole purpose of conducting chicken fights. Spectators had come from Oklahoma and Louisiana.

The sheriff's department said by 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, 196 people had pleaded guilty to gambling charges before a justice of the peace, who opened her court at the scene. Three assistant Navarro County district attorneys were on hand, the sheriff's department said.

Luna, 43, was taken to the county jail to await arraignment, authorities said.

Officers worked through the night, searching several buildings on the 30-acre property about four miles west of Emhouse, and authorities said further charges were possible. The town is about 50 miles south of Dallas.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said 343 chickens were taken from the facility and would be held until a March 24 hearing before the justice of the peace in Corsicana, who will decide their fate.

In Houston, the malnourished pit bulls were being examined by veterinarians, the local SPCA said Sunday.

Copyright 2008 The Associated Press.

Rumor has it that the 30-acre property had it's own security guards and it's believed one of the security guards was an undercover police officer.

Gangsterland in Ennis, Texas?

2008-03-17T13:19:00.000-07:00

Drive by shooting on Milam street in Ennis, Texas. Again I ask is Ennis loosing control? Can they keep ignoring their drug problems?

By JOANN LIVINGSTON
Daily Light Managing Editor
Published: Monday, March 17, 2008 12:02 PM CDT
ENNIS – One man is dead and another shot after a reported drive-by shooting in Ennis early this morning.

Police said a call was received at about 3:43 a.m. from the 700 block of E. Milam St., with a woman saying her son had been shot.

Ambulances and police responded to the location, with 20-year-old Bobby Howell of Ennis, pronounced dead at the scene, Ennis police Lt. Ron Roark said.

-WDL

Ellis County Drug Traffic UPDATE: BOBBY HOWELL'S MY SPACE HERE A little sad Irony His quote next to his picture says "RIP miguel cardona". I believe Miguel was the kid who was on an alleged ecstasy run with his buddy to Waxahachie when his buddy and him wrecked in Reagor Springs. (This is what everybody believes happened) I beleive his friend never told the cops he had a friend with him and Miguel ran into the field and died. There is a cross next to the South Bound side of 287 not too far from the new trailer business. Another sad irony is the gangster rap on his Myspace. Way too young to die. Besides the drugs he seemed to be a good fellow. Just look past the dope I guess. I have met his mother and she is a very sweet person. Keep them in your prayers. RIP Bobby Howell!

Rumors abound about Human Leg at Lake Bardwell

2008-03-12T13:31:00.000-07:00

Hearing all kinds of speculation and sources that should know something are just as speculative. I hear that the leg may not have been actually in the water. Maybe buried on land and a coyote dug it up. I hear that a family member of the potential victim did not pass a lie detector test. Heard it said that investigators could tell that a chain saw had been used to cut the person up. Yuck!!!! Rumors on the street say that they may have lived in a house near the High School on Ensign in a new edition. They believe they lived beyond their means.

Update: Another source says it is almost positive that the leg was not buried. In this person's opinion a chain saw was not used.

New Deadly Sins-Happy Happy Joy Joy!

2008-03-10T19:57:00.000-07:00

1500 years later the Pope has decided to get with the times and add some sins that might help increase confessions. I was surprised they added pedophilia. But then a gain how could they not? This blog is glad that drug abuse/drug dealing has been added. The new Deadly sins could probably be cubby holed into the original 7 deadly sins but you know how people need to be given exact explanations. Think of all those serial killer movies that are based on the 7 deadly sins. They were be more blood now.

14 DEADLY SINS
pride, envy, gluttony, greed, lust, wrath, sloth,
polluting, genetic engineering, being obscenely rich, drug dealing, abortion, pedophilia and causing social injustice

Human Leg found in Lake Bardwell a drug realted crime?

2008-03-09T17:35:00.000-07:00

ENNIS – Police believe a human leg discovered March 1 at Lake Bardwell
could belong to a 42-year-old man reported missing Feb. 18.

Ellis County Sheriff's department found the leg and nobody has given a motive for the crime. Usually body's and body parts end up at Dowdy Ferry Road in the Trinity not Ellis County. Hopefully this is not a start of violent drug crimes in Ennis. Talking to many residents in Ennis I have yet to find anyone that knows this George Lee Frazier,42, who is believed to be the owner of the leg. I have talked to at least 20 different African American citizens of Ennis and half haven't even heard that a person was missing from Ennis and none know the guy. I speculate, and this is pure speculation, that Frazier is an outsider who has family in Ennis and recently moved here. Maybe to get away from his troubles. Then his troubles found him.

Could this be a Serial Killer's work? Could it be an accidental killing and like in many bizarre cases you see now-a-days people try to cover up by cutting the person up? I never really got that. Probably watching too many mafia movies. Problem is Lake Bardwell is not the Atlantic Ocean. Is it a pissed of drug dealer or drug turf war? Gang retaliation?

Anyone with information on Frazier’s whereabouts is asked to contact detective Sgt. Dorinda Clark or detective Sgt. Mike Hopson at 972-875-4462.

Joe Rust's son stabbed while selling Marjuana?

2008-02-14T09:47:00.000-08:00

The Ellis County Observer has the story about a well known ,Ellis County Real Estate developer's son getting stabbed in a drug deal gone bad. Joe Rust just bought the banana boat property in Midlothian. Apparently since Midlothian is wet now he payed a big price for the property speculating , I imagine, that a competitive convienient store could go up across from the Exxon on 287 and Walnut Grove rd. Joey's argument is why was Joe Rust's son not named in the Waxahachie Daily Light article?

The incident occurred Nov. 6, with a 23-year-old Waxahachie man reporting to police he was stabbed in a drug deal gone awry.According to police, the victim said he was on Getzendaner Street trying to sell marijuana.

Also why are the black kids being charged withe robbery of an illegal drug?

Apparently Jonathan is Joe Rust's son, but I don't know for sure. I'm wondering why Jonathan didn't arrested for admitting to selling marijuana? The old blind eye turned