A Texas man was stabbed to death earlier this month by a felon on a crime spree while out on bond, according to reports.
Travis County Judge Andy Brown on Austin-area bars receiving Narcan and how fentanyl has affected the areawho was free on bond during a series of robberies, according to reports.
"Basically from 2006 until right now, he's been in and out of county jails and prisons. He's got eight prior felony convictions," Andy Kahan with Houston Crime Stoppers, toldHodge, 35, was granted bond for a felony evading arrest charge and had allegedly violated the bond within weeks of being free.
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