Burglary Arrest
Sheriff Scott K.
Lindsey
On November 29, 2019, Texas County
deputies were dispatched to a residence on Route W in the Summersville area for
a report of a burglary in progress. The home owner reported finding an unknown
male inside the residence. Upon arriving at the scene, a male subject later
identified as William Hebert was being restrained by several citizens.
Investigation revealed a relative of the home owner arrived at the residence
and discovered Hebert inside the house. Hebert became agitated and threatened
the subject. The subject armed himself and held Hebert at gunpoint until
additional family members arrived to assist him. Deputies arrested Hebert and
he attempted to resist the arrest, bite the deputies and move to the driver
seat of the patrol vehicle. Hebert was restrained and transported to the Texas
County Jail.
Texas County Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Jason Macpherson charged William T. Hebert, age 33 of Summersville
with Burglary First Degree, Attempt to Tamper with a Motor Vehicle. Hebert was
held in the Texas County Jail pending $400,000 bond.
The above charges are mere
accusations and are not evidence of guilt. Evidence in support of the charges
must be presented before a court of competent jurisdiction whose duty is to
determine guilt or innocence.
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