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this point when contacted by News Center 7 this week." Texas Developer Facing Bribery Charges Is Placed On House Arrest. The AP (8/4) reports from Dallas, Texas, "A Dallas real estate developer has been put on house arrest after two federal judges found that he violated conditions of his release by co

y the protest and were frightened." The CBS Evening NewsVi (8/4, story 10, 0:20, O'Donnell, EFTA00160709 4.14M) too said in a brief report that "Lacey apologized at the time and says her husband was just trying to protect her." Politico (8/4, Marinucci, 4.29M) reports the charges come as Lacey, "t

as a genetic match to the DNA found in the apartment of McAdams' fiancé. The article quoted Chad Yarbrough, a Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in Dallas, who said, "Investigative genetic genealogy is one of the most valuable tools that law enforcement has access to today." KWTX (CBS-10) (08/15, Ashle

in his gun and FOID card as a pre- trial condition. The article stated that in court, federal prosecutors laid out the nine-count indictment against Lacey, claiming he devised a scheme to defraud, by way of filing a bankruptcy in an effort to hide assets and income to avoid paying more than $40,000 in