CRIMEJun 14 · 16:12 UTCKDFW FOX4 DALLAS[email protected] (Amber Kite)

Former Everman deputy fire chief sentenced to life in prison for orchestrating violent home-invasion rape

Former Everman deputy fire chief Joel Jones was sentenced to life in prison for orchestrating a violent home-invasion rape. A Tarrant County jury heard details of the crime.

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