Monroe Trombly is a public safety reporter at the Houston Landing. He focuses on crime and justice, juvenile justice, and law and legal affairs, drawing from his extensive experience in breaking news reporting. Monroe's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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By: Monroe Trombly
A federal jury on Tuesday convicted Mohamed Mokbel of scamming Medicare out of $140 million by sending patients medically unnecessary drugs.
By: Monroe Trombly
A former Harris County Constable Precinct 4 deputy, two current deputies, and a corporal are on trial this week after being accused of unlawfully arresting a Woodlands man and entering the home he used to share with his wife.
By: Monroe Trombly
The permits of nine Houston-area bars and nightclubs have been temporarily suspended over allegations of human trafficking and promoting prostitution in hidden rooms with “deplorable” conditions, authorities announced Thursday.
By: Monroe Trombly
The jury determined that the Woodlands claimants were not entitled to receive up to $500,000 in damages for alleged physical pain and mental anguish.
By: Monroe Trombly
The two men are accused of attempting to kill an unidentified person to be admitted or further their position within the Texas-based gang.
By: Monroe Trombly
Sblendorio and Hinojosa were both denied bail Thursday by U.S. Magistrate Judge Yvonne Ho, who said the nature of the alleged crime warranted continued detention.
By: Monroe Trombly
Harris County voters appeared poised Tuesday night to send incumbents back to office in two of three contested races for constable.
By: Monroe Trombly
A Fort Bend County man was sentenced Wednesday to one year of probation for threatening to injure newly re-elected U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz.
By: Monroe Trombly
Abigail Jo Shry told a federal judge she did not understand that making threats, even with no intention to harm, was against the law.
By: Monroe Trombly
Federal prosecutors charged a Houston pizza worker on Thursday with one count of attempting to provide material support for ISIS by creating videos and images to promote violence by the terrorist group.
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