LUBBOCK, Texas — A Hockley County woman was one of six Texans pardoned by Governor Greg Abbott following recommendations by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles.
Tasha LaShay Castaneda, 42, was pardoned for a theft by check charge in 2003, and another theft by check charge in 2004. In 2003, Castaneda was sentenced to probation and to pay a $100 fine and restitution. For the 2004 offense, she was sentenced to pay a $100 fine and restitution.
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“These six Texans have expressed qualities deserving of clemency through their dedication to changing their lives and service to their communities,” said Gov. Abbott in a statement.
Gov. Abbott also granted clemency to Maria Del Refugio Argote of Wharton County, Joshua Ryan Cochran of Bexar County, Jennifer Ann Drane of Lee County, Lucas John Flores of Hardeman County and Mark Anthony Morales of Washington County…