A former deputy constable in Tarrant County has been arrested after authorities said he may have used his position to assault females.
Oluwafemi "Femi" Awe faces a charge of indecent assault.According to a release from the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, the case against the 31-year-old goes back to an incident on February 25.
No further details have been released about what led investigators to arrest Awe.Anyone who may have additional information about Awe is asked to call Det. Holland at 817-884-2233 or email [email protected], or call Lt. Morris at 817-884-3306 or email [email protected].
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
North Texas woman charged in former Tarrant County judge's fentanyl overdose deathThe law allowing Kami Ludwig to be charged with murder is still new and, so far, has mostly been used against drug dealers and drug suppliers -- not the buyers. It will be up to a grand jury to decide if her alleged purchase of the drugs that led to her boyfriend's overdose constitutes a murder charge.
Read more »
Harris County shooting: Man killed outside vehicle in Harris County, toddler was also insideA deadly shooting is now under investigation after a man was killed on Saturday, authorities said.
Read more »
BREAKING: Some homes evacuated for St. Johns County brush fire near County Road 214The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Fire Rescue, and an air unit are at the scene of a brush fire.
Read more »
Harris County primary election: Kim Ogg was unable to vote; county clerk offers explanationHarris County District Attorney Kim Ogg, who is running for reelection, was not able to cast a ballot for the primary election on Tuesday morning because a ballot had already been cast in her name, officials say. The Harris County Clerk issued a statement to explain the issue.
Read more »
Last Harris County voter cast their ballot after 10 p.m., county clerk says'No matter how many days of early voting you have, there are traditional people who procrastinate and wait until Election Day,' the county clerk said. Voters are allowed to cast their ballots as long as they're in line by 7 p.m.
Read more »
Former Elmore County deputy pleads guilty to violating arrestee’s civil rightsA former Elmore County sheriff’s deputy now faces sentencing over a civil rights violation, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Read more »