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The suspect arrested in connection to an April drowning at Lake Ray Hubbard has been indicted on tampering charges, but no foul play is currently suspected by authorities.Lucas Roper indictmentA Grand Jury in Dallas County has indicted 19-year-old Lucas Roper on tampering with physical evidence charges in connection to Daniel Evring's drowning death in April at Lake Ray Hubbard.Roper was arrested on July 9 in connection to the incident. A juvenile suspect was also arrested.An autopsy on Erving's body conducted by the Dallas County Medical Examiner concluded he died from drowning.No foul play is currently suspected in the investigation.Lay Ray Hubbard drowning deathAccording to court documents, the investigation stems from an April 13 incident when Erving, Roper, and a 16-year-old juvenile, went fishing and swimming at the lake before jumping from a bridge into the water. Investigators say Erving, an honor roll student and member of his high school swim team, drowned shortly after jumpi
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The parents of an 8-year-old girl who accused her former teacher of sexual abuse are suing the Plano Independent School District.Plano Teacher ArrestedIn a newly filed lawsuit, the little girl’s family is suing the school district, along with her former second grade teacher Paul Campbell, and the principal at Brinker Elementary School where he worked.The family’s lawsuit claims another parent reported the inappropriate touching by Campbell months before their daughter came forward. They are alleging gross negligence, saying the allegations went unreported to authorities.Plano ISD previously called Campbell’s alleged misconduct reprehensible. The district has not commented on the lawsuit.Campbell was first arrested on July 8 and charged with the continuous sexual abuse of a child.According to an arrest warrant affidavit, the longtime Brinker Elementary School teacher sexually abused one of his second-grade students on the school’s campus over the past school year.The 8-year-old girl tol
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Tony Romo has been placed on leave from his job with CBS Sports following his recent operating while intoxicated arrest.Tony Romo on LeaveAccording to CBS Sports, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback is "on leave" until further notice."JJ Watt will join Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson as CBS Sports' lead NFL team during Tony Romo's absence. We will release the remainder of our NFL ON CBS roster at a later date," the network said in a statement.It’s not yet clear if Romo will return to his role as an NFL analyst before the new season starts in September.Tony Romo ArrestedRomo was arrested by Milwaukee County sheriff’s deputies last Thursday evening after being stopped on a high-rise bridge while driving on Interstate 43.According to an arrest detention report, he was taken into custody because he performed poorly on standardized field sobriety tests. Deputies also said they observed red, glassy eyes and smelled alcohol. Mini bottles of liquor were found in his backpack in his vehicle.Body
