Topic: Arrest Warrant

Alicia Nell Gray released a formal statement of facts to address rumors surrounding the Gray family in Trinidad, Texas. The document details a 1999 traffic stop involving John Joe Gray and Curtis Hartin that led to charges of disarming and assaulting a police officer. The family claims the incident involved excessive force by officers and subsequent legal irregularities, including a $300,000 bond and the failure of their attorney to file a writ.

Jack DeVault challenges the validity of the warrants used during the February 28, 1993, raid at Mount Carmel. He cites testimony from Special Agent Winoski, who claimed to have left the arrest warrant for David Koresh on the seat of a pickup truck. DeVault argues the warrants were never properly served and were used as "eyewash" to justify the operation after the fact.