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More Today's News: •   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 •   Santa Fe, Texas: Not a good place to drive drunk police warn •   Search of Texas landfill ends; no sign of 'Baby Gabriel' •   Sex offender jailed after punching pregnant teen niece •   Teen wrecks father's car then reports it stolen •   Water rescues keep Galveston responders busy •   Web site lists hazardous train cargo in real time •   $20,000 in ink stolen from League City Wal-Mart •   BUSTED - Cuffed •   Family Marks Two Years Since Toddler's Death •   Ford trucks lead Top 10 stolen vehicles in February •   Freeport teen injured in rollover accident •   Friendswood Police Activity March 6 through 11, 2010 •   Inmate dies after fall in jail cell •   Jez, Wiley protege promoted in Denton •   Man Wanted In String of Auto Store Robberies - SURVEILLANCE VIDEO •   Motorcycle, 18-wheeler crash injures two •   Police Crack Down on Galveston Burglaries •   Police Officers endorses Hewett, Davis in Conroe elections •   Used car manager turns tables on robbery suspect •   Verdict thrown out in illegal immigrant driver case •   2009 Annual Report on Internet Crime Released << Previous    Next >> Search Archives: Galveston County PoliceNewsLink.Com February 6, 2010 GALVESTON - Former Houston Astros pitcher Brandon Backe and two others accused in the infamous H2O Bar "riot" pleaded no contest Friday to misdemeanor charges, and a fourth case was dismissed. Backe, Christopher Cornwell and Calvin Silva weren't present in Galveston Municipal Court but entered pleas through their attorneys, Bob Moen and Kyle Dickson.    Click here for the full article Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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