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CBS News Texas Reporter born in Dallas, raised in Plano, schooled at SMU, lived in Tennessee and Oklahoma. Please send your news story tips to jdm@ktvt.com

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Karmelo Anthony's parents speak out as murder conviction appeal continues

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By J.D. Miles Verified
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For the first time since a judge rejected a new murder trial for Kamelo Anthony , his parents are speaking publicly. Drew Anthony briefly addressed a room of reporters, but neither he nor his wife took questions about the ongoing appeal of their son's murder conviction. "Me, and my wife, we — this last year has been something like I wouldn't want any parents to experience this," he said.
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Rockwall takes action after Ten Commandments monument vandalized

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By J.D. Miles Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
An act of vandalism has Rockwall County leaders taking action to protect a monument outside their historic courthouse. The monument displaying the Ten Commandments has been controversial since it was installed back in May. It's a standalone marble headstone that was unanimously approved by the Rockwall County Commissioners Court. It features the Ten Commandments etched in English and Hebrew.
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Voter suppression claims emerge in McKinney recall petition drive

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By J.D. Miles Verified
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Accusations of voter suppression have emerged in the recall election petition drive targeting McKinney's mayor and three City Council members Organizers of the petition drive say some residents are afraid to sign for fear of retaliation. John Aselton has already amassed hundreds of signatures from McKinney residents in support of a recall election for the mayor and three City Council members.
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