New indictments have been announced. These involve allegations of abuse of official capacity. The individuals affected are a former commission and its former executive director.
The Travis County District Attorney's Office made this announcement. Details of the case are available from this office.
Further information about the indictments can be found through the source. The announcement concerns a former Texas state agency and its former leader.
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