A San Antonio man was arrested in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries and credit card fraud in the Garlic Creek subdivision in Buda.
The suspect, 35-year-old James Alexander Sciano of San Antonio, was identified through store surveillance footage, Flock Safety cameras, and a prior encounter with police. A San Antonio man was arrested in connection with a series of vehicle burglaries and credit card fraud in the Garlic Creek subdivision in Buda.
The suspect, 35-year-old James Alexander Sciano of San Antonio, was identified through store surveillance footage, Flock Safety cameras, and a prior encounter with police.Deputies with the Hays County Sheriff’s Office located and arrested him on Tuesday, March 3, at FM 1626 and RM 967. Sciano faces multiple charges, including credit card or debit card abuse, fraud, and possession of identifying information, and two counts of vehicle burglary. He remains in the Hays County Jail with a $17,000 bond. Buda police praised the work of Corporal Lopasky, Detective Martinez, Hays County deputies, Walmart San Marcos loss prevention staff, and the Garlic Creek HOA.Williamson County deputies respond to 'major' crash involving motorcycle, roads reopened Roads have reopened after a "major" crash involving a motorcycle in Williamson County Wednesday morning.The crash happened at FM 1660 and County Road 129, deputThe Associated Press has officially called the race for James Talarico. He will go on to serve as the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in November.In a statemGovernor Greg Abbott and State Representative Gina Hinojosa won the nominations for Texas Governor Tuesday.Polls closed at 7 p.m.Republican Gov. Greg Abbott woA man has been charged with murder after he allegedly fatally shot his sister at an eastern Travis County residence Tuesday morning, the Travis County Sheriff'sA family is mourning the loss of Savitha Shan, a UT student who was killed in the shooting on Sixth Street early Sunday morning.Savitha's parents released a sta
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