The investigation into a former Coronado High coach accused of an improper relationship with a student continues as police filed a search warrant this month for the coach’s social media accounts.
An affidavit obtained by A-J Media on Monday afternoon details findings from the Lubbock Independent School District police investigation involving 26-year-old Jordan Nokes, which prompted the warrant for the former educator’s Instagram account.
■ Assumed Name: The Braid Boutique; owner: Eulisha Johnson
■ Assumed Name: The Honeycomb Pie Shoppe No. 2; owners: Jennifer McClintock and Jerrid McClintock
Alejandro Rene Garcia and Rosa Maria Segura
Tosha Nichole McCord and Mark Alexander Sandoval
Maliha Tabassum Munir and Nazam Us Sakib
Leah Maria Lambert and Jared Caleb Franco
A. Alexandra Gordon and John Edward Chavez
Keely Lillian Williamson and Tyler Joel Durham
Crystal Leigh Howard and Jason Scott Perez
Christopher David Sharp and Cierra Blake Montoya
Carlos Eduarudo Vasquez and Alequin Zalimar ...
One motorcyclist was killed and another was thrown from his bike but not injured after a collision Tuesday morning near Idalou.
The motorcyclists were part of a cross-country group traveling back to Maryland, according to Texas Department of Public Safety Sgt. John Gonzalez.
He said the crash occurred before 11 a.m. on U.S. 62/82 west of Idalou when one motorcyclist ran into the back of another motorcycle.
Roy Cristan Perez and Christine Olguin Tellez
Erik Ryne Hutcheson and Taylor Elaine Freeland
Dylan Joseph Hesse and Hilary Lexis Stovall
Charles Dale Hazelwood and Lesley Karen Kimble
Keeley Lane Ewing-Bramblett and Christopher Todd Hobart
Megan Ilene Black and Chad Evertt Busbea
Erica Denise McDonald and Casey Jack Lusk
Jacob Stephen Ham and Nina Nicole Follis
Dalton Craig Wallace and Stormy Michell ...
■ Assumed name: Martinez Mobile Wash; owner: Adam Martinez
■ Assumed name: R&J’s Detail Shop; owners: Ray Travenia and Jerome Moore
■ Assumed name: Dun-Rite Window and Door; owner: Kelly Rodden
■ Assumed name: A1Apex; owners: Tiny Steffens and Joseph Steffens
■ Assumed name: Top 2 Bottom Cleaning; owner: Ashley Espinoza
■ Assumed name: 4X4’s Unlimited; owner: Cindi Drake
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is assisting Levelland’s fire department in investigating two Monday morning fires believed to be cases of arson.
Levelland Fire Marshal Jay McKay said both scenes showed obvious signs of arson — multiple points of ignition and grass clippings used as fuel — however, a K9 unit did not detect any use of accelerants at the fires on North Houston Street and Tenth Street.
Both structures were vacant at the time of the fires, and no injuries were reported.
Armed man flees after store robbery
Police are searching for a man they say held up a 7-Eleven convenience store at gunpoint Wednesday afternoon in South Lubbock.
Before 1 p.m., officers responded to the 2500 block of 98th Street after a report of an armed robbery.
Police say the robber entered the store armed with a handgun and demanded cash from the register.
After the clerk complied, officers note, the robber fled the scene on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The Lubbock Police Department announced Wednesday afternoon that two of its “Top 10 Most Wanted” suspects were arrested.
Marcello Ecckles, 35, was arrested Wednesday with the assistance of the Lubbock County and Wayne County sheriff’s offices, according to a social media post by LPD. Ecckles was wanted on a charge of burglary of a habitation with intent to commit other felony.
Another “Top 10” suspect, Derik Fulton, 26, was captured on July 15 with the assistance of LSO and the Jack County Sheriff’s Office.
Images have been released of a vehicle that dragged Slaton Police Department Officer Paul Rucker hundreds of yards earlier this month.
Rucker suffered serious injuries, including road rash to his head and limbs, as a result of the incident, which occurred around 8 p.m. July 15 in Slaton as the officer was directing traffic at the intersection of Texas Avenue and Railroad Avenue.
Slaton police reported Rucker attempted to detour a subject around a car show, but the subject refused to cooperate and a physical altercation ...
■ Assumed name: Phillip Maples; owner: Avice Construction
■ Assumed name: Dust Bowl Vacuum Rehab; owner: Jared Stewart
■ Assumed name: JJJ Demolition; owners: Julius Price and Priscilla Price
■ Assumed name: New Deal Recycling; owners: David Bayouth and Jarvis Metals Recycling Inc.
Elizabeth S. Hernandez and Isaias Cervantes
Joshua Dane Pruitt and Christina Marie Starcher
Ricardo Martinez and Isabel Longoria Perez
Jared James Robinson and Allison Ann Brinson
Joann Mandy Hardwick and Brian Lawrence Hardwick Jr,
Katherine Ann Lewis and Marcus B. Arrington
Mitchell Jordan Rambo and Laura Annette Brian
Donald Ray Calvin Jr. and Caleshia Morgan-Petrise Summers
Donald Lee Dodds and Emily Jane ...
■ Assumed name: Hernandez Construction; owner: Edward Hernandez
■ Assumed name: Coronado’s Commercial Floor Cleaning & Waxing; owner: Raymond Coronado Jr.
■ Assumed name: Clave Holdings-Series A; owners: Sean J. Green and Clave Holdings LLC
■ Assumed name: Clave Holdings-Series B; owners: Sean J. Green and Clave Holdings LLC
■ Assumed name: Clave Holdings-Series C; owners: Sean J. Green and Clave Holdings LLC
Jessica Diann Rickman and Eric Ryan Davis
Jimmy Cody Heflin and Amy Erin Lowe
Ngoc Mai Vo Trang and Daniel Truong To
Trevor Anthony Burrow and Madison Victoria Hood
Gerry Kent Etchison and Catherine Louise Way
Timothy Will Gragson and Aries Jaray Bazaldua
Julio Ivan Garcia and Denise Beatriz Mata
Joseph Lee Vasquez and Jennifer Escobedo Aguilar
The Avalanche-Journal has not had district court civil filings, including divorces, this week due to computer problems in the Lubbock County District Clerk’s Office. The A-J will run those records, including from the missing days, starting with Saturday’s paper.
A 23-year-old Lubbock woman faces multiple charges after police say she stabbed her wife with scissors, attempted to flee officers and resisted arrest by banging her head and kicking inside a patrol vehicle Thursday morning in East Lubbock.
Kayla Wooley was arrested in connection with an aggravated assault charge nearly nine hours after she reportedly stabbed her wife in the leg during a domestic dispute in their apartment in the 1000 block of East 28th Street, according to a Lubbock police report.
The Wolfforth fire marshal will head the investigation of a fire that destroyed a mobile home within the city on Friday morning.
At 10:05 a.m., emergency crews were dispatched to the corner of Third Street and Steck Avenue after the fire was reported.
Wolfforth Fire Captain Henry High said when the units arrived on scene, flames were observed coming out of the back of the home while smoke was exiting the front.
“We’re not sure the cause of the fire,” High said as crews continued to work.
■ Assumed name: Lilly Fiona Designs; owner: Alicia McDonald
■ Assumed name: 4KCO; owner: Teresa King
■ Assumed name: George’s No. 2; owner: Michael M. Samihi
■ Assumed name: Pure and Purposeful; owners: Pure and Purposeful, Lauren Overhulser and Lilly Gamble
■ Assumed name: Digging History; owner: Sharon Hall
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Joanna A. Hernandez and Hilario Hernandez
Abigail Marie Delossantos and Ubaldo Delossantos
Brittany Reann Wurst and Patrick Charles Wurst
Jorge Luis Miramontes-Nevarez and Jasmin Beltran
Stacey Holmes and Chad Holmes
Lisa L. Martin and Rodney G. Martin
Taylor Anne Loya and Chad Austin Loya
Kyle James Pachiano and Teresa Dean Pachiano
Mary J. Gendron and Brian E. ...
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
First Bank and Trust against Delana Newbrough, suit on account
Antonio Morin and Yolanda Morin against Texas Farmers Insurance Co. and Gary Tipton, suit on account
Timothy Hawkins against Aaron High, suit on personal injury auto
Martin Milstead against Hannah Allen, suit on personal injury auto
Jeniva Trevino against Zachary Martinez, suit on personal injury auto