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More Today's News: •   Crime Stoppers Alert •   Fire forces hundreds indoors in Angleton •   Inmate injured in Clute jail fight •   Liquid heroin on the rise in suburbs - VIDEO •   Passenger in pickup fleeing police dies in crash - VIDEO •   Police Explorer arrested on felony accident warrant •   Senior citizen beats off robber •   Sugar Land Marine burial Saturday •   Chief wants beat-oriented policing •   DEA agent breaks silence on nearly fatal standoff with cartel •   Feds jail Pearland man on child porn charges •   Four die in overnight wrecks around Houston •   Mental health advocates plan major fundraiser •   NASA expert helps convict Conroe cop turned bank robber •   No Refusal Weekend: HPD employs "Bat Va" to catch DWI offenders •   Odds now 50-50 an HPD officer will be a minority •   Police Commander appeals ruling in his whistleblower claim •   Sin in Galveston - Peek at The Past? •   Texas considers deporting foreign inmates •   Vandalism spreading around Bay Area - VIDEO •   Fugitive Alert - Brazoria County Sheriff's Office •   Arbitrator reviews Killeen officer's suspension •   Beach access road shut down by spring break traffic •   E-mails: City Manager did real estate business on city time •   Harassment case against judge likely to lead to more •   Kids injured in car with drunk driver •   League City man jailed for holding knife to ex's neck •   Man charged with assaulting Pearland officer •   Man gets 12 years in prison for priest's stabbing •   Officer logs show why aid came too late in slayings •   Prison inmates may get their $50 and a bus ticket home << Previous    Next >> Search Archives: PoliceNewsLink.Com February 8, 2010 Incumbent Milan Miller faces two challengers in the Republican race for Precinct 1, Place 2 justice of the peace - Brazoria real estate developer Jon Quick and Oyster Creek contractor Justin Mills. The position pays a base salary of $73,400 a year and has a four-year term. The winner of the March 2 primary will be unopposed in the November general election. Click here for the full article Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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