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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Central Mall assault court date
2. Man charged in Central Mall assault court date reset for July
Daniel Lynn Thomas, a 38-year-old from Texarkana, Arkansas, is facing charges of aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury after allegedly attacking a Central Mall employee. Thomas, represented by attorney Jeff Harrelson, has a pretrial hearing scheduled for July 15 at the Bi-State Justice Building. The incident occurred on January 20, when Thomas reportedly punched the employee, Richard “Jay” Houff, in the face multiple times, resulting in a concussion and several broken bones around his eyes. Thomas was released on $150,000 bail the same day as his arrest by the Texarkana Texas Police Department. Stay updated on this case for further developments.
1. Central Mall assault court date rescheduled July
2. Man charged Central Mall assault court date July reset
The defendant in the alleged assault of a Central Mall employee to appear in pretrial hearing
In the bustling city of Texarkana, Texas, a shocking incident unfolded at the Central Mall that left one employee with severe injuries. The defendant in this case, Daniel Lynn Thomas, a resident of Texarkana, Arkansas, is set to appear in a pretrial hearing on July 15 at the Bi-State Justice Building. This development comes after Thomas was arrested by the Texarkana Texas Police Department in January on a charge of aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury.
Details of the alleged assault
On the fateful day of January 20, officers from the TTPD were dispatched to Central Mall in response to a distressing situation. They arrived to find Richard “Jay” Houff, a mall employee, with severe facial trauma. The incident began when a female Central Mall employee reprimanded two unsupervised teenage boys who were engaged in horseplay with a rentable stroller for children. When the employee asked the teens to stop, they responded with verbal abuse.
It was then that Houff intervened and asked the boys to leave. However, a few minutes later, a man identified as Daniels, accompanied by the two boys, returned to confront Houff. Daniels was evidently upset that someone had interfered with the boys earlier. In a fit of rage, Daniels allegedly punched Houff in the face, causing him to fall backwards. He then proceeded to strike the employee several more times, resulting in a concussion and multiple broken bones around his eyes.
Legal proceedings and representation
Following the incident, Thomas was indicted in March, and he is currently being represented by attorney Jeff Harrelson. Recently, Thomas and Harrelson appeared before 202nd District Judge John Tidwell, where the pretrial hearing was rescheduled for July 15. Thomas had posted bond on $150,000 bail and was released the same day of his arrest.
The upcoming hearing at the Bi-State Justice Building will shed more light on the details of the case and the legal proceedings moving forward. The victim, Richard “Jay” Houff, continues to recover from the injuries sustained during the altercation.
As the community awaits the outcome of the pretrial hearing, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining peace and order in public spaces. The safety and well-being of employees and patrons should always be a top priority, and incidents of violence should never be tolerated.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as it unfolds in the Texarkana area.
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