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November 23, 2012

Men indicted in tire iron beating

PARKER COUNTY — A Parker County grand jury indicted two men accused of beating a juvenile with a tire iron as he was walking down South Main Street with two other juveniles.

Juan Daniel Garcia, 17, and David Anthony Sanchez, 27, were indicted Nov. 8 on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a second degree felony.

Both men have been in the Parker County Jail since their arrest in August, according to jail records.

Weatherford police responded to the 1000 block of South Main Street on July 31 where three juvenile boys, whose ages were not released, reported they were attacked by two men in a white SUV.

One of the boys reportedly had a laceration on his head that required seven staples, according to police.  

The victim reportedly told police that he and two others were walking by a restaurant in the 1200 block of South Main when two men told them to go away. They reportedly continued walking on the east side of the street.

Later, as they were walking on the west side of the street, a vehicle pulled into the parking lot behind them and the driver asked them a question, one of the boys reported, according to the investigator’s sworn statement filed in Justice of the Peace Kelly Green’s court. The juveniles said the driver then jumped out of the vehicle and struck one boy in the head with a tire iron.

Another boy said the passenger, who was younger and shorter, jumped out of the vehicle and attempted to punch him and chased him.

The boys were able to give officers the first portion of a license plate number, and an officer reportedly located a 1997 Mercury Mountaineer parked in the driveway in the 300 block of East Josephine Street with a license plate matching the description.

Garcia was located in the house and Sanchez was found in bed, fully dressed, according to police.

Sanchez was arrested Aug. 13 on charges that include failure to identify and several traffic warrants.

During an interview with Det. Troy Luecke, Sanchez reportedly said he got out of the vehicle to assault the juveniles but Garcia was the one that struck the kid in the head with the jack handle, according to the affidavit.

Sanchez reportedly said he was drunk at the time.

Garcia is also being held on a Texas Youth Commission detainer, according to jail records.



Other indictments include:

• Amer Khalid Bader, evading arrest or detention with a vehicle

• Amer Kahlid Bader, felon in possession of a firearm.

• Hunter Brian Bane, burglary of a habitation.

• Casey Dwayne Boggs, fraudulent use or possession of identifying information.

• Gary Wayne Bradshaw, obtaining a controlled substance by fraud.

• Charles Dwaine Carlson, theft of aluminum/bronze/copper/brass, less than $20,000.

• Braulio Montanez Carmona, driving while intoxicated with a child under 15 years.

• Donald Keith Carter, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Keith Aaron Carter, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Luis Rene Casares, assault family violence, enhanced.

• Cameron James Connell, burglary of a habitation.

• Anthony Lawson Cooper, manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance.

• Cody Estevan Davila , theft of property, less than $1,500, with two or more previous convictions.

• Jennifer Rose Deltoro, theft of a firearm.

• Kyle Allen Deviney, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Karl James Ditsch, driving while intoxicated, third or more offense.

• Jason Richard Dustin, theft of a firearm.

• Johnny Leroy Forsyth Jr., possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Johnny Leroy Forsyth Jr., credit or debit card abuse.

• Brenda Faye Gilbert, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Adam John Goras III, assault family violence by choking.

• David Lee Graves, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Ronald Glenn Harris, evading arrest with a vehicle.

• Ronald Glenn Harris, driving while intoxicated, third or more offense.

• Anji Louise Henson, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Matthew Chaise McDonald, theft of property, more than $1,500, less than $20,000.

• Lynette Elains Nichols, aggravated asssault.

• Jimmy Medrano Nunez, driving while intoxicated, third or more offense.

• Albert Joseph Sanchez, manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, more than 4 grams, less than 200 grams.

• Chance Wayne Stephenson, burglary of a habitation.

• Cody Edward Stephenson, burglary of a habitation.

• Jerry Lynn Tims Jr., theft of property, more than $1,500, less than $20,000.

• Karl Michael Tucker, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Jeanette Lynn Walker, possession of a controlled substance, less than a gram.

• Justin Michael Wehrenberg, theft of a firearm.

• Justin Michael Wehrenberg, burglary of a habitation.

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